No, sorry. You cannot retroactively retract consent. If you said a genuine yes at the time of the intercourse and at no point you signalled you were not okay with it, you cannot just say it&#x27;s rape all of a sudden. It is not. Otherwise, any person (usually female, even if you want it &#x27;less gender political&#x27;, which I personally find insincere since it plays a big role in the discussion) can screw over the person they had sex with (usually male). This is just another form of authoritarian feminism, designed to shift control even more into the hands of women. False rape allegations are not the exception, they are common, and the punishment for such false allegations is either nonexistent or very minor despite the the fact that they can destroy the accused person&#x27;s life.<p>Where are we headed? Do men need to have the women sign a contract before sex to avoid the lies? Because that&#x27;s what it&#x27;s looking like to me. Kinda unromantic ;)