KAVISHT

This question has to be understood properly, if you are putting that in front then indirectly you are connecting a relationship with masturbation. But a relationship is just not that, it means having someone for you emotionally, physically and as a counter part of yours. Masturbation is completely a personal choice and it has nothing to be linked with relationship. It is even proved that sometimes people are more satisfied masturbating than having sex. When having sex, there is not only orgasm that plays an important role but it is much more than that. It is a feeling of sense of love, cared and satisfaction which alone orgasm cannot give. So, to answer the question it is absolutely okay to masturbate after being in relationship.

Erection and ejaculation are normal bodily responses to physical stimulus. This cannot be controlled. Most men (and almost all teenage boys) have had the experience of unwanted or unintentional arousal. Stimulation of the genitals (such as pressure, touching or rubbing) can very easily cause an erection, even when it is not intended or wanted. The area around the anus is very sensitive because it has a rich supply of nerves, which can also cause arousal when touched. If sexual assault involves some form of anal touching or penetration, it is common for the male body to respond by developing an erection and/or ejaculating. So, it does not mean that if a man became erect and ejaculated, he wanted or enjoyed the experience.

Rape is rape and it will always be. Prostitutes do what they do to earn a living, just like anyone else working any other job. They get to refuse whoever they want because they aren't under any obligation to provide sex to anyone who wants to have. So, if an escort denies sex, none gets to force it on them. No means no and if anyone forces against their will, it’s rape. In fact, if anyone forces against their will and pays at the end, it is still a rape and person doing so will go to prison for it.

The Scenes in movies and series where a girl fights and shout has made a common notion among people that during sexual assaults people tend to scream or fight or has some visible marks. Every individual has different way of expressing things similarly everyone reacts different. So, if an individual has not scream or fight or has no injury that is not an indication that they were not raped and the sex happened with consent. Most of the people gets freeze in shock which leaves them in a state of paralyzed with shock, fear, threats or the size and strength of the attacker. In that situation it is obvious that might not physically fight their attacker.

Yes, there are several Women who fantasize of being sexually assaulted. Even many recent researches show that 31%(who more then 30 ) of women and 57%(In teen age) of women have fantasies in which they are forced into sex against their will. For 9% to 17% of those women, rape fantasies are their favorite or most frequent sexual fantasy. But because of the society pressure that they face since childhood, it makes them less expressive about sensitive topics like sex resulting in girls hiding their sexual need.