The authors ranked accounts from
133 offenders and 92 victims for the dominant issue and found that the
offenses could be categorized as power rape .
Really? That is pretty pathetic from a statistical point of view.
I used evolutionary biology and logic to justify it. Lets break it down:
Premise (as quoted from your source):
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here were no rapes in which sex was the dominant issue; sexuality was always in the service of other, nonsexual needs.
There are a number of problems with this.
Why do rapists target woman instead of other men? The premise states that a man would want to rape another man because of a desire for power. The statistical evidence that this is not the case is overwhelming as the majority of rape is committed by men against woman ( I don't think I need to post evidence to back this fact up). Therefore the premise fails on this ground.
Why do rapists target younger woman instead of older woman? The premise states that a man rapes because of power, not because of sexuality. Therefore according to the premise, any woman of any is an acceptable target because the rapist will fulfil their lust for power (totally nonsexual that is). The evidence contradicts this very strongly.
https://rapecrisis.com/statistics/
What the evidence shows is that rapists target woman who are younger which is a biological signal for higher fertility (again, I don't think I need to give you evidence that younger people are more fertile). Thus the premise fails here as well.
Why are rapists predominantly younger to middle aged? If rape was just about power, then you would see a uniform distribution of age of rapists. Again this is not the case with most of the rapists being middle aged.
Then to look at the "study" you posted, this is from an article that rebukes the claim
This is a quote from the article you claim that proves that rape has nothing to do with sexual arousal. The author follows:
The article I have quoted from is called:
Twelve Reasons Why Rape is Not Sexually Motivated: A Skeptical Examination
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/00224498809551479
You can get a pdf version of this via Scihub if it interests you.