What is the difference between sex and rape other than consents?

there is no such thing as ambiguous consent to sex. there is either consent, or not. and just because she "went back" with said guy does not mean that she was implying that sex was going to be part of the plan. and even if it WAS discussed, a person can recant their consent any time they wish and in that case the other person must stop. also, just because one does not fight back (say for fear of life) does not mean it was consenting to have sex, it would still be considered rape.

her sex life is also irrelevant to the story. doenst matter how many partners shes had, who she sleeps with and or when..... if she says no, or stop, and it continues by the other party, its rape.

The only time that you cannot (legally) revoke your consent is after the sex is done. You can't consent to sex, go through with it, then turn around and say that you change your mind. However, if at any point before or during the sex, you change your mind, your consent is then revoked, and any further action would be considered rape. Also, if you initially consent, you will have to make it clear that you revoke your consent.

And a "complex sex life" doesn't matter. If she sleeps with the entire football and basketball team, but decides not to put out for one guy, her permiscuous ways does not mean it's implied consent.

I've never heard of a rapist who can read minds. If a woman does not say no and does not fight back then just how will a guy know she doesn't want it? I don't condone rape and people who rape belong in prison for a very long time. At the same time 99% of all people know what the word No means. They also know what it means when a person fights back.

It would be hard because she went back with the man willing to have sex with him, then changed her mind, but she knew it was going to happen. At the same time though if she told him she did not want to have sex with him and the he forced himself on her, that is rape. The better question here is did she tell him no before he came onto her? If so it can be considered rape because she did not want to have sex with him and she told him she didn't want to.

Anything other than consent is rape. If she changes her mind half way through, it's rape. Her sex life is irrelevant to the issue, if she said no, or the equivalent, then it is rape.

"Ambiguous consent" or "complex sex life" has nothing to do with it.

When a woman says no, anything after that is rape.

If she says no it's no. Even if she changes her mind halfway through. I know it could be a bummer from the guy, but he as NO right to touch her if she changes her mind. She could still report it.