The word "no" was made ambiguous because of puritan sensibility. A woman could say "no" to preserve her honor while giving in to her desires. This has entirely confused men. Sex needs a new "safe word".

I suggest "bunny". If either person, or any one of the people, say "bunny", then all sex stops immediately. They can say "yes", "no", "maybe", "oooh", "not there", or anything else. The word "bunny" is serious, and is the new "no". And no laughing.

Sigh. It's so much easier just to throw the guy out of college when the girl complains 6 months later when he didn't call (or even if he did).

I, for one, am delighted society is dispensing with this ridiculous notion that women are adults that can take care of themselves. Clearly, the only way women can function is by being wrapped in a cocoon of appallingly sexist legalese backed up by brutish white knights and Big Sister apparatchiks. Best of all, women's own preferences are causing this to happen. This is what they want. Come back to childhood, ladies. You've come a long way baby.

Fast-forward to 2025. Japanese-made Sex Robots have been on the market for 7 years now.

Thanks to the legal environment (and the dropping price. . .), young Johnny typically arrives at college with a Sexbot now, and doesn't bother with college women, purely to avoid the legal and academic minefields.

And now a new cry goes out from Campus Women: "Neglect Rape". Not to mention complaints that all the sexbots are cute, thin, young-looking, and generally white or asian in features. . . .

Bet on it . . .

"Fast-forward to 2025. Japanese-made Sex Robots have been on the market for 7 years now."

Fast forward to 2015 when technologies like the Oculus Rift connected with various masturbation devices and 3-D pornography become a vastly superior option for male sexual satisfaction compared to dealing with spoiled children with adult bodies who treat men like utilities and support female supremacism.

Oh wait, that's this year! Don't say we didn't warn you, ladies.

There is an common desire to separate rights and responsibility. Freedom from consequences is very tempting. But the reality is these cannot be separated for long. When a person has to shoulder all the consequences and gets nothing in exchange don't be surprised when they bow out of the deal. Keith above describes one way to bow out but there are many others.

And the campus sex issue is just one part. US child custody/support laws are flagrantly sexist in both content and application. Should it be any shock that men are increasingly bowing out?

Even more to the point: young Johnny gets his education over the Internet, through a virtual university based in Mexico to avoid punitive U.S. taxes on for-profit education. Traditional universities, other than a handful of STEM-centric schools that haven't yet been closed down by Title IX enforcement, are 95% female, together with a handful of sociopathic men who say the right words but secretly see the women as nothing more than easy conquests. Johnny knows nothing about any of this. He does his coursework during the day, and in the evening he plays for a club hockey team, and then he goes home and entertains himself with online gaming and music. Other than his mother, he has little contact with any women. When he graduates, probably with a STEM degree of some sort, he'll either go into one of the handful of fields where American males have become concentrated (e.g., petroleum engineering), or he'll move overseas.

Thanks to the legal environment (and the dropping price. . .), young Johnny typically arrives at college with a Sexbot now, and doesn't bother with college women, purely to avoid the legal and academic minefields.

And Johnny soon finds out that the college has rules about sexbots on campus. He will have the wrong kind, and will be required to buy (or rent) the right kind. The whole issue will be handled, for obvious reasons, by the college book store.

These rules apply only to man and women who attend college.

So...College men: Organize a campus-wide boycott of all college women. Date only women who do not attend college. The sex is just as good and you do not have to worry about regret sex becoming rape. No worries about being expelled.

College women: Part of going to college is learning how to cope in the real world of the dating/sexual market place. If you voluntarily accept these new rules, you will graduate into a world where all those rules no longer apply. You will have learned nothing about real man/woman relationships.

Nick,

To an extent that is already happening. It is just not worth it to date a fellow student.

"Date only women who do not attend college. [...] No worries about being expelled."

Until the schools start inviting rape charges from townies. I give it maybe a year.

Well SOMETHING had to kill the bloated industrial education machine to make way for something that works.

Maybe this will be it.

Hmm. Women cannot act in their own best interests to defend themselves?

I have your solution right here, ladies: the burqa.

Put it on. Instant solution. Don't worry about feeling like property. You don't have any rights if you don't take any risks yourself, especially if you refuse to let anyone else speak or act in your behalf about rights, but now you don't have to worry about rape. Except from your owner, when your helplessness flowers fully.