My boyfriend forced me to have sex?

My boyfriend was really horny and I was super tired since I was out working all day. He asked me to have sex and I was too aggrevated so I straight up said no. He stayed silent for a second, faced me, and said "what did you just say?". I turned around to tell him I said no, but he grabbed my hand and put me over his shoulders and carried me to the room. What happened next is self explanatory. He was extremely rough, rougher than he's ever been before. It hurt, but I can't say I didn't enjoy it. I orgasmed like 4 times. I have mixed feelings about this. Is it still counted as rape if I enjoyed it? Am I over thinking it and should just let it go?
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I forgot to add that I did speak to him about this, I told him that it hurt my feelings that he didn't listen to me and respect the fact that I didn't wanna have sex. He didn't exactly apologize, he said "I know, it won't happen again" and then he just changed the topic.
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Thank you all so much for your responses 💞. Although I believe many of you said to break up with him or to press charges. There were still some of you who said that its the first time and to not overreact. That is the choice I've made. I'm gonna give him another chance, I am 100% positive he loves me-no doubt. He's never done anything like this before. He said he won't do it again. I'm not gonna go all psycho and break up with him. I'm gonna give him a chance, if it happens again, I'll see.
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  • Everyone puts their own interests first
    No matter how loving, kindhearted, and caring a person is, they will always put their own interests ahead of yours. Even the most attentive lover may not know which ’button’ to push, unless you give them a hint. Even the most honest employer may not be aware they’re driving you into the ground if you keep accepting more work.
    Most people just take as much from you as they can get, no matter what. So try to establish your own limits, and don’t allow other people to stretch them. Strong people are not afraid to say ’no’ or speak up when necessary. They know that they have to stick up for themselves because no one else is going to.

    If you did everything that every single person in your life told you to do, you’d probably go mad or would end up a lifeless, shapeless, emotionless blob.
    The truth is, you can never please everyone. You can try, of course, but you will never succeed. There will always be someone who will disapprove of your choices or your way of life. You will be criticized no matter what you do. So make the decision that is right for you, and have the courage to pursue what you feel is right. The only judge you have to please is yourself

    • The sooner you stop making excuses for people who treat you badly, the sooner you can get closer to the people who respect you.

  • Technically under the above statement this would fall into "Rape" category. Then again for all we know you guys maybe into BDSM stuff and love to be rough. In the end of the day the decision on his actions and your feelings is "solely" your own. Therefor it's upto you to figure out how you would like to treat this whole fiasco.

    In some European countries we have a twisted concept of "If he hits her, he must love me". I can argue that's a load of bullshit, and it is a loads of bullshit.

    Then again, it's upto you how you want to act on this.

    • Just because he loves to be rough doesn't mean he can just force her to have sex though

    • @CrystalChild Did you even read what I wrote woman? No really. It's a bloody no brainer that forcing someone into having sex would technically fall into "Rape" category. But as I stated I nor anyone here know how there relationship is on day to day bases. Simple rule of thumb, never assume and take things other said with a handful of salt.

    • I suppose. I'm basing this on her description and on her reaction. He seems like he's sick and like he was seeing what he could get away with. For her sake, I hope he gets far away from him

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  • If you didn't consent (you clearly didn't, because you literally said no) then it's rape even if you enjoyed it and even if you reached orgasm. He raped you. I know that he's your boyfriend and you care about it and you want to give him another chance, but I wouldn't recommend it. This is not about whether or not he loves you. It's about the fact that he felt comfortable forcing you to have sex without your consent. Especially if he didn't even apologize and isn't taking what he did seriously, I'd run for the hills. Rape should be a non-negotiable dealbreaker. It's not like he was confused abut whether or not you were consenting- you said the word no. He has NO excuse.

  • He raped you sweetheart. Your body is programmed to react to sex. Your body doesn't know if it's being raped or if it's consensual , it simply reacts to what's happening. If that happened to me I'd report him. I'd have gone and got a rape kit and taken that piece of shit to court.

  • I can't believe all the people who said break up. Sounds like you made the right choice after expressing your feelings about what happened.

    • Thank you and ikr, I was kind of shocked as well. Tbh I'm not the kind of person who decides to break up relationships easily. I decided to be in one because I'm in love with him and I saw amazing potential.

  • So he raped you? You should break up with him, he might start thinking he can get away with it when ever he wants...

    • She enjoy it, she doesn't repulse him, she get orgasm. - girls like dominant in bedroom and it is called rape LOL Nice drama...

    • @RiYad "Quite simply, our bodies respond to sex. And our bodies respond to fear. They do so uniquely and often entirely without our permission or intention. Orgasm during rape isn’t an example of an expression of pleasure. It’s an example of a physical response whether the mind’s on board or not, like breathing, sweating, or an adrenaline rush" Just because she had an orgasm doesn't excuse the fact that he raped her and yes it's rape because she said 'NO'.. Being dominant in bed doesn't mean you get to have sex just because YOU want to it should have approval of both people in the relationship. You just got educated by a 15 year old (:

    • What is rape?

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  • I can garentee that it will happen again with him. He was not apologetic for it at all.

    • That is sweet but just cause he loves you won't stop him from hurting you again. Many battered people find that out the hard way.

    • I will take my chances. He's different and extremely special. I'm gonna give my one more chance, I'm sure he'll live up to it

    • Give him*

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  • It's rape if you think it was. You have the right to go to the authorities and file charges, end your relationship, and ruin his life forever. Is this what you want? Personally, I don't think he deserves that. Was he an asshole? Yes! Was he selfish? Yes! Does he owe you? Yes, big time!!!

  • It is considered rape regardless of the orgasm, yes. Whether you want to dump him or not is up to you, as well as whether you want to take legal action against him or not. You're not overthinking it: it is something serious; your boyfriend should respect your will to not have sex.

  • I'm sorry that happened to you. Despite the fact that you ended up enjoying it, it was still rape. You said no and he decided to force you against your wishes. It's a natural response to orgasm from sex even if you didn't want it. I advise you to get away from him. Good luck.

  • If you didn't want to and said NO, it was rape. By staying with him/not going to the police... you are saying he did nothing wrong.

  • Technically, since you did not agree to it, it's rape. But I think it's a bit of an overreaction if you break up immediatelly, and you are not traumatized by it. I'm sure it has happened in many "happy" relationships... You talked to him, he said he won't do it. But if he does it again, you should get away...

  • His behavior is unacceptable. Dump him and walk away.

  • Dump his ass.

    • lol why the down votes? This is technically rape if she said no in the first place.

    • People are being completely nuts about this issue. Your answer is the only sensible one.

    • @samhradh_leannan Agreed haha

  • Nothing wrong with a bit of rough play. Aslong as he didn't push any boundaries you're not happy with... So just speak to him about the things you liked and the things you didn't like. I would be cautious if He consistently 'suprises' you rather than speaking about doing new things.

  • Ah yes, hrm, what's this called again…? Oh yeah, that's right. Rape.
    I would advise stepping away from this and/or filing a report. Should you still have second thoughts about doing so, however, it could benefit the both of you if you decide to stick around once more.

  • Press charges. That is rape.
    Doesn't matter if you orgasmed. That's the body's natural response to sex.

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    • @kushjain what?

    • respect you're opinion

  • It depends a lot of the context. Generally I am inclined to say rape - but how is your sex generally? Are you often rough? Do you like being manhandled / did you tell him that? etcetc

    • I love being manhandled

    • Then I assume he is aware of it. Well, it really depends on your two's interaction. I would say it is somewhat borderline though if yuo generally like things on the rougher, more manhandling side.

  • What the fuck... If he doesn´t respect you when it comes to the intimate part of the relationship we hill surely keep disrespecting you even in the shallowest things. What he did was rape, don´t forgive that, you deserve better.

  • If you have to ask if it was rape or not, chances are it isn't. Rape victims emphatically know that they were raped, they don't ask a forum of strangers who weren't present to see what happened. I get the feeling there's more to this and that OP just wants validation. Before I say one way or the other, I'd be very interested to hear the other side of the story.

    • Technically, this was rape, no way around it. She literally said no and was physically forced to have sex anyway. There's no question that this was rape. Whether or not it is worth pressing charges and treating it as a rape situation is another matter.

    • @samhradh_leannan LOL Which is it, unquestionably or technically? If it's rape, what possible reason would make it not "worth" pressing charges? Actually, wait... I just realized I don't care. Carry on!

    • It's technically rape AND unquestionably rape. Those are not mutually exclusive concepts. How she wants to treat this is a personal decision that is up to her (press charges or not, break up or not) but whether or not this was rape is not a personal choice. It was rape, period.

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  • that is rape. and a asshole thing to do

  • What's he gonna do next? Kill your pets

  • you're both crazy

    • Aren't you that asshole who gives out retarded answers all the time? Yes, yes you are.

  • break up with him. He was not allowed to do that. You deserve better.

    • lets hope he dont do it again. Good luck

    • Thank you

    • Your welcome :)

  • Do what you want... if you don't care what he did then continue dating him.

  • come on help the brother out he was horny nothing wrong with that

    • I've decided to lmao

    • Nice. I have been too tired but my girlfriend wanted it anyway. No big deal if she can get me hard then I will do it. Even if not I will lend a helping hand if she wants.

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