A tweep with the handle @iamsashakae is of the opinion that removing the condom during sexual intercourse without the knowledge and consent of your other partner is rape.

According to her, removing condoms when both partners are engaged in sex changes the context of the sex they consented to because the other partner consented to condom use and not having sex raw.

She shared this on her timeline:

"If you remove the condom without the knowledge AND consent of your partner and you continue to have intercourse you have indeed committed rape. removing the condom changes the context of the sex they consented to. they did not consent to raw sex. thanks for coming to my ted talk.

You’re not only exposing them to any STI you may/may not knowing/unknowingly have. you’ve now forced them, more than likely a woman, to take EXTRA precautions. those include:

-Plan B. which reacts to every woman differently and can have terrible side effects.

-unnecessary stress due to the fact that she didn’t trust you enough to have unprotected sex so now she has to make a doctor’s visit to be sure she hasn’t contracted anything from you.

-PREGNANCY and some women can’t carry children and can’t get abortions. it’s a thing.

and before you all say “that’s why you should be on birth control” not every woman can operate on birth control. it can sometimes cause a woman to become very ill..."

See screenshot of her tweet below: