> more than willing
Who said that and when?
Ok, slightly misquoted from the head.
"but the most plausible scenario is that she presented herself to him as entirely willing. "
Is the quote from EMS I mean. The one who started all this.
It was a guess. And not an entirely implausible one.
Yes, apparently some people have an extremely emotional reaction to seeing the word "willing" anywhere near the topic of sexual exploitation, but that's not a good enough reason to break out the torches full-on. Especially in an academic environment (where people are supposed to be able to think first).
"he was arguing against using the term "sexual assault" because its legal definition is very different from the everyday connotation"
He did quite more than a semantic argument, by saying "more than willing"