Tag: elder abuse

  • Rape by Deception: Lies as a Weapon Against Women

    Men who obtain sex through lies or false stories are committing a violent act that harms the whole person. When a woman gives consent based on false information, the consent is not real. Her body is being used under false conditions. Her mind is being tricked. Her emotions are being exploited. This is not a mutual choice. This is a violation of her right to decide based on truth.

    Allan Amador Cervantes
    Allan Amador Cervantes

    Sexual consent requires honest information. When a man hides his intentions, hides major facts, or manipulates a woman with false claims of love, marriage, or loyalty, he steals her ability to choose. He forces her to participate in a sexual act she never would have chosen if she had known the truth. Her body is not the only thing that suffers. Her trust, her self belief, and her sense of safety suffer as well.

    This is rape of the soul, body, and mind. It may not look violent on the surface. But the internal damage is deep. Women who have been deceived in this way often feel confusion, self doubt, shame, and grief. They feel invaded, not only physically, but psychologically. When sex is gained through deception, it destroys the foundation of human intimacy. It is a crime against the most private parts of a human being.

    One woman’s story of being tricked into sexual relations with Allan: You Raped Me, Allan.

  • Until She Learns the Truth

    More abuser tactics for the narcissistic:

    When one supply source threatens exposure, run to the other supply source and secure it.

    She is the most vulnerable to the exact deception pattern outlined in Allan’s psychological profile.

    Allan is actively bonding tighter to prevent losing her. She is in the jurisdiction where his deceptive sexual behavior is criminal. Silence protects him, not her.

    He will repeat the same abuse cycle until she learns the truth and/or she is harmed.

    “Patterns suggest efforts calculated to maintain influence, risking destabilization of romantic partners.”

    Allan Alexander Amador Cervantes

    Beware of the Mexican Gigalo