BiscuitQueen defined:
Rape by definition should be sexual intercourse, anal or vaginal, with the penis, fingers or a foreign object by use or threat of force with adults. In children no use or threat of force is necessary.
I'm dealing with a lot of personal matters and don't have much time to post on BBs right now, but I saw this and want to respond. (Apologies to BQ for continuing with the hijacked aspect of this thread.) The problem with such a definition of rape is that it requires penetration. In other words, if a female forces sexual intercourse on a male, she has not raped him. Without question, the definition of rape should include engulfment. Forced sexual intercourse is rape, whether the person doing the forcing is penetrating or engulfing.
Also, I don't believe that engulfment or penetration are always necessary for rape to occur. I have a good friend who was attacked by a man, who almost killed her. Apparently, he was high as a kite. He got her pants off and his down and was humping her. He asked if he was inside her. She said, "Yes," though he in fact hadn't penetrated her, and he kept humping until he ejaculated on her. As far as she was concerned, as far as the police were concerned, and as far as I'm concerned, he raped her, though I understand that others might take exception to calling this rape.