Anybody up for a game of 'Rape Tag'?

**GalaxyGirl2012** · 02-06-2012, 01:31 AM

i'm from ohio and we called it hide and go get it as well. the rape name change is interesting.

oh yeah boys in our middle school also had games involving snapping girls training bras. i have no idea what it was called but i know for me it was called 2 punches for 1 snap

**Lockolatte** · 02-06-2012, 02:24 AM

Originally Posted by GalaxyGirl2012

i'm from ohio and we called it hide and go get it as well. the rape name change is interesting.

oh yeah boys in our middle school also had games involving snapping girls training bras. i have no idea what it was called but i know for me it was called 2 punches for 1 snap

There was a nipple twisting game that high school boys did to each other

called titty ball.

**Fuzziwuz** · 02-06-2012, 05:42 AM

Originally Posted by Lockolatte

...There was a nipple twisting game that high school boys did to each other

called titty ball.

What the french toast? Had to double take on this... ouch...

**GalaxyGirl2012** · 02-06-2012, 08:03 AM

nipple twisting game

oh yeah purple nurples.

also i dont necessarily think 5th grade (10 years old) is too young of an age. kids are starting puberty pretty early and basically those go get it games are more about curiosity of what's going on with the other gender. around 10 or so, people can start seeing differences.

this is probably the reason why at my school girls and boys werent allowed to play together during lunch/recess unless we had some staff supervised game like baseball or kickball. besides that, girls would play on one side of the play ground and the boys would play on the other.

and usually when people played those games it was after school or at home when you were outside ripping and running with the neighborhood kids

**bhop13** · 02-06-2012, 01:48 PM

Originally Posted by Kurliez

My only question: The child who started the game...Who did he/she learned it from??? This troubles me. I didn't know anything about rape and things like that until I was in high school. Children these days are growing up way too fast.

I guess my mom did a good job of sheltering me and I did my part in staying away from "bad influences"....I guess while everyone was playing hide and go get some or titty grab or whatever, I was playing with Barbies and Pokemon/DBZ cards with my friends. *sighs & shrugs* Sexual abuse is horrible and I wish schools would be more proactive in sex education and helping children understand thier bodies and the important implications of sex and sexual abuse.

Regardless, the name of that tag game...*heavy sighs*.

Kids learn it from older kids or kids that know it. It's like games and anything else that you learned at that age that didn't come from an adult, you learn it from someone older than you or from a friend that learned from someone else.

But I knew about all of this, my mom was pretty protective AND I played with toys...then again I was done with most toys before I got to middle school. I don't think I was playing with barbies in the 5th grade. I was never groped and no one ever came to find me because I was head of the IBTC and was teased about a bunch of other stuff...no one wants to touch the flat chest girl with the mean momma.

As an adult I feel like "WTF is wrong with these kids!" but like I said above when I remember myself at that age I'm not surprised. Kids are much bolder these days so I guess I'm not too surprised that they took it to school grounds. But the fact that rape is in the name is pretty disturbing. Maybe the adults need to talk to these kids about what rape is and how it relates to the "bad" touches (that they should already know about).

**Fuzziwuz** · 02-06-2012, 04:01 PM

Originally Posted by bhop13

.... I was never groped and no one ever came to find me because I was head of the IBTC and was teased about a bunch of other stuff...no one wants to touch the flat chest girl with the mean momma.

IBTC hollar... along with a shotgun father. Double whammy. But I make up for lost time. They run (and run.. .run... lol) and I find and get it.