You’re not wrong. But I think part of the problem is that many women making false allegations actually believe their own stories. I recently wrote about the concept creep of nonconsent and how affirmative consent has opened the door to increasingly broad interpretations of sexual assault. There’s a lot of recent research emerging that suggests that post-#MeToo, women have been reinterpreting their past sexual encounters as sexual assaults. This is often encouraged by other women, victim-advocacy services, therapists, and even Title IX investigators. I’ve read some of the Title IX "trauma-informed" training materials, and it says inconsistent statements are actually evidence that trauma occurred. Trauma-informed interviewing has been shown to elicit false memories, just like the recovered-memory movement. city-journal.org/article/sex…