No, unless you can pull them out and violate her vagina with them.

Rape isn't just about the Vagina, you have the eyes, nose, ears...

Also the armpit, chest, and feet...

The crime, committed by a man, of forcing another person to have sexual intercourse with him, esp. by the threat or use of violence.

The crime, committed by a man, of forcing another person to have sexual intercourse with him, esp. by the threat or use of violence.



^The need to update the definition because they are supposed to refer to both man and or women committing the act aha.

Is it possible to rape a girl with your eyes?



If so, would it be illegal?

I learned in a Criminal Justice class a few years ago that women are unable to rape men, but they can sexually assault men. Like you said, rape requires penetration. I guess it's not considered rape if a sexual organ isn't involved though (i.e. a woman shoving a broom handle up a man's anus would be considered foreplay). I should mention the instructor was a woman who strongly believed that men and women should be treated equal.

But back to the original post:



I guess if you consider your eyes to be extremely out-of-place testes and you use your nose as a knob, then yes.

That's bull ha, of course women can be convicted of rape against men. If a woman went against a mans will and started giving him oral or shoved her fingers up his rectum then it would be considered rape. It can also be considered rape if the male is underage and there obviously has to be an element of force in all of it.

Myth:
"All sex offenders are male."
Fact:
The vast majority of sex offenders are male. However, females also commit sexual crimes.

In 1994, less than 1% of all incarcerated rape and sexual assault offenders were female (fewer than 800 women) (Greenfeld, 1997). By 1997, however, 6,292 females had been arrested for forcible rape or other sex offenses, constituting approximately 8% of all rape and sexual assault arrests for that year (FBI, 1997). Additionally, studies indicate that females commit approximately 20% of sex offenses against children (ATSA, 1996). Males commit the majority of sex offenses but females commit some, particularly against children.

It looks like you're correct. I always considered sexual assault and rape as two separate things, but according to You must login or register to view this content. there are women rapists.