I have a question for DU ladies.

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189. You are wrong, the time-line matches perfectly

He wanted her to go out and buy more breakfast. She did not want to leave him alone in the flat — she really did not know him very well — but she did it anyway. When she left the flat he lay naked in her bed and was fiddling with one of his telephones. Before she left she said, “Be good'”. He replied: “Don't worry, I'm always bad”. When she returned she served him oatmeal porridge, milk, and juice. She had already eaten before he awoke, and had spoken with a friend on the phone.

The Assault

They sat on the bed and talked, and he took off her clothes again. They had sex again and she suddenly discovered that he had placed the condom only over the head of his penis; but she let it be. They dozed off and she awoke and felt him penetrating her. She immediately asked, “Are you wearing anything?”, to which he replied, “You”. She said to him: “You better don’t have HIV”, and he replied, “Of course not”. “She felt that it was too late. He was already inside her and she let him continue.

http://www.nnn.se/nordic/assange/docs/protocol.pdf

What is conveniently left out in the "hypothecial" excerpt in the OP: nowhere is it mentioned that she was "asleep", much less in deep sleep such as during the night, which is pretty much impossible in the scenario described. She mentions to have noticed that the condom was not appropriately affixed, "only over the head of the penis" which almost ensures that it slips off, and she "let it be". When she "awoke", "she let him continue" without putting a condom on again.

It is very obvious that she couldn't get enough of it, so to question her willingness to have sex with Assange at that moment is outright laughable. I would even question the seriousness of what some posters here call the "condition" to wear a condom, the health concern. Didn't seem to matter all that much if she "let him continue" and "let it go" when it already seemed to slip off.

A misunderstanding or a inconsiderate move by her partner? Who knows, and nobody really cares. Those posters here who claim to "fight for justice" for these women had better start in their own neighborhood. Because no such "rape" case has ever taken place anywhere, apparently. I was hoping somebody could cite an example and have asked many, many times in many places, but such examples don't seem to exist ...