i would only want my rights in law to be upheld, that my right to be a free person, marry whom i choose, or not, to be able to have the same pay rates as my male counterpart, that isn't necessarily the case. In many parts of the UK there are women who are not married in UK law, but from Sharia, those do not have the same rights in marriage as we do, so how do you propose to protect them. Time stopped to think how far we have come in the equality stakes, but how far we still have to go. Young men's attitudes may not be changing the way some hope, especially in the more conservative Asian, African communities, who see the patriarchal system as their right.
Some who were not old enough to remember the times of struggle to get a degree of parity with men in law, can't have any idea just how hard that has been.
if a woman has sex willingly, would go along with the statement about penetrative sex, but if she isn't, but it's penetrative, then that is rape, sorry that makes a nonsense of your statement woofgang.