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sexual aggressor

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sexual aggressor
Sexology A person who comes on real strong in social situations (if you know what I mean) and is after you know what
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It set her thinking about how the sight of women as sexual aggressors affected the current state of feminism.
A field guide for female interrogators by Reference & Research Book News
Finally, in Il fiore delle Mille e una notte, the examples of the slave girl Zumurrud who disguises herself as a male sexual aggressor and the abandoned fiancee Azisa who instructs her betrayer on the manner to seduce his new beloved, both reverberate in the symmetrical play of homosexuality and heterosexuality, providing a vehicle to advance the "power of the woman-to-woman relationship" (196).
Colleen Ryan-Scheutz, Sex, the Self, and the Sacred. Women in the ... by Peterson, Thomas E. / Italica
When she's not trying to sell us something from the vast industry that is Madonna, she seems perfectly happy to drop the sexual aggressor act and be a mum and wife.
Lindsay Clydesdale ...the last word; Girl's talk by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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