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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Please,take a look at my question.

0Hi!02br
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00"01b00To force himself on a woman02b00" = Is it the same as "01b00to rape02b00,01b00 deflower" 02b00?02br
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00Thank you,02br
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00Pamela0-
  

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02br 02br 00"Deflower" is at this point an absurdly old-fashioned word that means to be the first to be with a woman, so that she has lost her virginity. The woman can be quite willing. 0-

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  • 02br 02br 00"Deflower" is at this point an absurdly old-fashioned word that means to be the first to be with a woman, so that she has lost her virginity.
  • The woman can be quite willing.
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0Yes, it's the same as rape.02br
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00"Deflower" is at this point an absurdly old-fashioned word that means to be the first to be with a woman, so that she has lost her virginity. The woman can be quite willing. I advise you to never use this expression unless you are writing a novel set at least 100 years ago.0-
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0Hi Grammar Geek,02br
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00Thank you very much for your help and also for your advise concerning the word "01i01b00deflower02b02i00" .02br
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00Best wishes,02br
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00Pamela0-
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0An interesting word, deflower. Try a more casual version, pop her cherry 050010id1
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0Hi,02br
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00But be aware that some people would consider this last expression extremely vulgar, not to mention offensive to women.02br
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00Best wishes, Clive0-
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