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here's why they wrote them that way:
1- they really do feel it's the woman's fault but were forced to write the guidelines so they get out on a technicality (the guidelines can't be argued with)
2- british men tend to be libidinally challenged, which explains both the womens' behavior and mens' attitudes toward it
3- british people have a history of thinking themselves very funny
"I've been raped six times, five times just because I am gay. I was raped by men I know, who wanted to show me what it means to be a woman. They thought it would change me, that it would keep me from being gay"
For all I hear about how homosexuality is inherent and not a choice, I think being raped six times could well make me become gay, just out of revulsion with men.
