Do you understand that the doctors, the experts that testified to the occurrence, when interrogated about these injuries being possibly the result of consensual sex said they had never seen bruising like that. The tampon wasn't just in, it tore into her vagina while she was menstruating. You are being not only extremely presumptuous, but conflating things in a way that shows incredible arrogance. This was a case overseen by legal experts, doctors, reporters, and a jury. You haven't even seen the photos, yet choose to question the opinion of every single expert that commented on them, and of the jury. Not to mention, the victim's testimony.
Conor denied any of this was of his making. He did not say they had rough sex or sex during her period. He said they had athletic sex. Nobody in that court argued that the injuries incurred from possibly rough consensual sex.
You are not only calling the jury's verdict and Nikita Hand's testimony into question, but the doctors, experts, and even Conor's own testimony of what happened.
Conor's team did not bring in medical experts to contest the testimony of the doctors and experts called by Hand's team. Why do you think that is?
You are being deliberately obtuse, projecting on the basis of anecdotal speculation since "you've had experiences of rough sex that were consensual with girls on their period." But this is not about you or whatever you might have experienced: professionals who work on cases of assault professionally and see cases regularly said this was unlike what they had seen in hundreds of cases. Reporters and even Conor himself claimed to be shocked by what he saw in the photographic evidence.
You can choose to ignore what we know, what has been said, to concoct your own narrative on the basis of your own life experiences, but the facts are there:
She was injured badly, had to have a tampon surgically removed, had extended bruising all throughout her body, neck, arms, torso, wrists, and every expert that testified said this was abnormal degree of injury. Conor denies that any of these injuries occurred from him having intercourse with her, and not a single member of Conor's defense claims any of this resulted from consensual but rough sex.
So, I ask you again, what alternative explanation is there?