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RAPE IS NOT FUNNY

Starbing_Artiste

"Starbing Artiste is a noob" -random asian lady
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my friends keep making rape jokes what should i do

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ChatGPT said:​

I'm really sorry you're in that situation. If your friends are making rape jokes, it’s totally valid to feel uncomfortable, upset, or even angry. That kind of humor can be deeply harmful, even if they think they're “just joking.”

Here are a few options, depending on what feels safe and right to you:


1. Call it out directly (if you feel safe):​

  • "That’s not funny. Rape isn’t a joke."
  • "Come on, that kind of joke just normalizes something really serious."
  • "You wouldn’t be laughing if someone you cared about went through that."

2. Ask a question to make them reflect:​

  • "Why do you think that’s funny?"
  • "Would you still joke like that if someone here had been through it?"
  • "What if someone overheard that and had actually been assaulted?"

3. Set a boundary:​

  • "I don’t mess with that kind of humor—please don’t make those jokes around me."
  • "If you’re going to joke about rape, I’m not sticking around."

4. Say it plainly and calmly:​

  • "Jokes like that contribute to a culture where people don't take assault seriously."
  • "It's really not a joke when 1 in 6 women and 1 in 33 men have actually experienced this."

You don’t have to justify your discomfort. It’s okay to say this isn’t cool and walk away if you need to.

Do you want help phrasing a specific response to send them in a message or say in person?

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