It's called Statutory rape look into it.
I know exactly what statutory rape is, without looking into it. I would have expected a more respectful response from you, however.
To me, statutory rape is rape. Period. It's not forcible rape, but it is an older person taking advantage of someone too young to handle the situation. But it is a LEGAL term, where the girl is not considered to have sense enough to give permission (consent). It does not have anything to do with whether the girl did or did not actually give permission (consent) to the act.
Are you forgetting what Victor told MC? She (Haley and Sandra's mother after it happened) already has her own story made up. It's a coping mechanism for what really happened to her. It's why Victor recommends MC get Haley some professional help. What Haley thinks happened and what really happened are two completely different things
You obviously have not paid attention to my previous posts. This is exactly what I have been arguing since release v0.55.
Yes they do but never with their own consent. I can't recall 15 year old girls with consent getting into sexual relationships with male teachers who are 3 times their age.
Legally, the girls are not old enough to give consent. That's why it is called 'statutory rape'. Yet actually, in these cases, consent IS given. Anyone old enough to express oneself can give consent to something. A person does not have to 18 to have the ability to consent. Two-year olds are perfectly capable of consent. Ask one if it wants a piece of candy.
Certainly, Haley gave her consent. Until now, she does not realize that she was being manipulated, but she DID give her consent. If she had been forcibly raped, I doubt that she would be reacting as she is now.
I don't remember how old the three girls in question were, but there certainly were plenty of rumors about them with the orchestra director of my high school, a man whose daughter was in that orchestra; so considerably older than the girls. Probably just rumors, but no one who spread them or heard them, said that it was impossible, not while I was around. But just because you have your anecdotal evidence from your recollection of your school, doesn't mean it NEVER happens elsewhere, or even that it didn't happen at your school.