Shit's true: FROM: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF01541619

With the cooperation of the police agency of a small metropolitan community, 45 consecutive, disposed, false rape allegations covering a 9 year period were studied. These false rape allegations constitute 41% the total forcible rape cases (n =109) reported during this period. These false allegations appear to serve three major functions for the complainants: providing an alibi, seeking revenge, and obtaining sympathy and attention. False rape allegations are not the consequence of a gender-linked aberration, as frequently claimed, but reflect impulsive and desperate efforts to cope with personal and social stress situations.”

A better list:

1 Don’t sleep with drunk girls. I know it’s tempting; drunk girls are easy, she was probably drinking because she wanted to have sex and be able to blame it on the alcohol, and anyway, she’s coming onto you so hard. But like we talked about in “Sex and Alcohol”, this is the danger zone; lots of stuff can go wrong here, and it’s better just not to dabble if she’s anything more than just buzzed.

2 Don’t be a dick with her. Can you ask her to leave after sex? Sure. But if you’re a dick about it, that increases the chances she experiences sex regret – then seeks revenge via a false rape allegation later on down the line. Is that fair – you hurt her feelings, and in response she attempts the worst thing she can do to you shy of outright murder? Not at all. But this isn’t about fairness – a false rape accusation is an act of war, on you and your life and sanity and well-being, and fairness as a consideration goes right out the window here. This is about not giving her motivation to screw you over if she’s an emotional, vindictive, hollow human being... because you often won’t know if she is unless and until you’ve crossed her sufficiently.

3 Yet, do be a MAN with her. At the same time, you must not be a pushover. Don’t be a dick, but don’t be someone she thinks is going to fold and take it if she decides to give him a reaming via the state. Instead, just be a cool, strong, dominant man; do the things you’re taught to on this site, and you will be fine in that regard.

4 Keep your reputation above-board and discreet. Don’t go for the “playboy” image if you can avoid it. Every guy I know who’s been hit with false rape accusations – the auto mechanic, the reader in college, the member of our discussion forum – had a reputation in his circle as a “playboy”, which made the women who weren’t cute enough to catch his eye (or otherwise had low self-esteem) come to view him as a “bad person” that they needed to find a way to revenge themselves upon.

In the case of our forum member, he said the girl herself actually said he did not rape her, but the girls around her worked very, very hard to convince her she’d been raped, and started spreading the rumor that she had been even as she fought it, because they wanted to take him down a peg. Manage your reputation; keep things discreet, be friendly-but-platonic with the unattractive or nerdy girls; and don’t let yourself get too much of a player reputation to avoid creating enemies who want to see you fall.

If you do go the “playboy” route, then at least make sure that you make nice with the less attractive girls, be cool with them, be a little flirty with them, etc. Just make them feel good and keep them on your side. ‘Tis better to have friends than enemies.

5 Limit your contact with her social circle if possible. The social circle is the incubator for false rape accusations; if no one in the circle knows you, is friends with you on social media, or has any familiarity with you, they will usually have a hard time trying to pin motivations on you other than what the girl herself tells them, so unless she’s telling them “I think I might’ve been raped” (like what happened with Vince), they’re not going to try to push her to consider her most recent sexual encounter a forced one as often. This is another reason why cold approach is king.

6 Limit how much she knows about you. This one is something of a tragic part of dating, but I’d advise you to if possible let girls have as little info on you as possible until you know them very well. No last names, social media accounts, don’t let them know your address, etc. This one might sound a little paranoid, but especially if you’re picking up girls from bars, clubs, parties, etc., you’re going to get some crazies mixed into the pot; you’ll get some girls with boyfriends or husbands; you’ll get the whole mishmash of women with one reason or another to file a false charge against you.

Basically, don’t give a woman looking for a mark anything to make her job easier. People abandon hard work quite frequently; if it’s hard for her to find your or finger you, she’s more likely to go out and find someone else it’ll be easier for her to file a false rape claim against instead. Again, this is necessarily easier in cold approach than it is in social circle, where everyone knows everyone else already. However, the next one is easier for social, and that is: false rape accusations

7 Try not to sleep with crazy girls or girls who are pushovers. Even if you’re meeting her through social circle, you can never be 100% sure before you’re dating her for a while usually whether she’s batty or a doormat for her empowered female friends. So this isn’t always totally avoidable. But do try to be aware of the group dynamics, and if she’s a nutcase or she lets her radical friends walk all over her, steer far clear of her. Opt for confident, normal, emotionally secure women as lovers and girlfriends instead.

More on false rape: http://www.annalsofpsychotherapy.com/pdf/Winter2008.pdf#page=45