Falsely promising marriage to get a person to have sex is only sexual assault if there was also threats or physical force.

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Falsely promising marriage as a way to obtain sexual consent is considered a form of fraud or deception, and can be a form of sexual assault or rape in many jurisdictions. The use of threats or physical force is not required for it to be considered assault. Consent must be obtained through honest communication, not through deception.

Falsely Promising Marriage to Get a Person to Have Sex