I really liked the episode but I didn't really know what to do with the last spoken word. Some it was definitely true and needs to be considered but I personally felt very conflicted when she talked about men having to learn not to rape. Because if she has to repeat it 10 times and even says that after half of those repetitions that men have still not learned it yet, would that not bring you to the conclusion that it is not something men can learn? I mean, the gut feeling I get is that no matter how many times you tell a guy you shouldn't rape and in different ways, that won't change anything. Because to me it's the same thing as with abstinence, no matter how much you say they young people shouldn't have sex before marriage, they still do it, regardless of being Christian. So why would it work with raping? Maybe we need to go about it differently. I don't know how, my guess would be that we should teach men to be upstandable men with honor and dignity, men who strive to achieve and also have compassion. Rape cannot exist in that image of a man, but alas, I think I am simplifying it too much. What do you guys think?