Roofies less prevalent than thought, according to study
Chris Spags If you’re like me, you assume women are lying whores in most scenarios. But usually there’s no scientific research to back that up…until now, where an Australian study reveals that 95% of suspected date rape victims may not have been as drugged as they thought.
Drink spiking is largely a myth and far more likely to be an excuse young women use after they become heavily intoxicated, according to WA research.
A Perth study of suspected drink spiking victims found claims of being given sedatives or illicit drugs without consent are exaggerated and that alcohol is often the real culprit.
QEII Medical Centre clinical toxicologist Mark Little said the findings did not support the public perception of sedatives being placed by men into the drinks of women for the purpose of sexual assault or robbing them.
“Drink spiking with sedative or illicit drugs appears to be rare and if it does occur alcohol appears to be the most common agent used,” he said.
The study also showed that many people remained in denial, with more than a third still believing they had been victims of drink spiking, irrespective of test results which disproved this.
This is a very eye-opening study. And what a boon for any creep who was planning on dateraping someone in the not-too-distant future. “Sorry babe, study says you’re wrong.” Then he makes her unconscious body mouth the words, “Oh Johnny, you’re so right. I lurvvvvve youuuuuu.” And thanks to this study, we find that this behavior is totally healthy.
I don’t think it’s appropriate to sleep with a woman in a discombobulated state, regardless of whether she was drugged or not. I like to just set them loose in the wild so that when they awake, they can find their way home. Run free, Sorority Girl Who Had Too Much Jungle Juice And Whom I Briefly Took Upskirt Photos Of. Run free!
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