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Ooooooh.
Bomb drop. Kerrrr-Plunk!
Slant's done it again. She's mentioned a topic that none of us want to talk about, a topic so sensitive, so raw, that some people will protest it full heartedly.
Male Rape.
It only happens in prisons.
Adult men cannot sexually be assaulted by women.
He wanted it.
Every heard any of these familiar male rape myths?
For decades, Men have been silenced in this arena.
Women are weak and frail, but men are big and strong.
If they're assaulted, they can fight it off, even if they're 12, 13. Even 7. No matter how ridiculous it sounds these ideas and biases have been engrained in us at birth. Some of us have been taught to believe that male rape victims are actually gay, and therefore they solicited the attack. Women are too innocent and weak to ever rape a man. Those teenage students whose teachers come on to them are supposed to be LUCKY.
I think the world, and us as a community, need to step out of our gender bias box. Male Rape is just as serious as an issue as anything else, and there are plenty of survivors who can't come out with their story because of social pressures.
This is a male's rights issue.
Men are fighting for their rights to be equals---socially. They refuse to be confined by the box of social stereotypes, that they must be the strong ones, that they can never fail or become weakened. Despite this, I haven't really seen anything done to campaign that Male Rape is actually real. What's up with that?
Whats your opinion on Male Rape? Experience, stories? Expel.
Bomb drop. Kerrrr-Plunk!
Slant's done it again. She's mentioned a topic that none of us want to talk about, a topic so sensitive, so raw, that some people will protest it full heartedly.
Male Rape.
It only happens in prisons.
Adult men cannot sexually be assaulted by women.
He wanted it.
Every heard any of these familiar male rape myths?
For decades, Men have been silenced in this arena.
Women are weak and frail, but men are big and strong.
If they're assaulted, they can fight it off, even if they're 12, 13. Even 7. No matter how ridiculous it sounds these ideas and biases have been engrained in us at birth. Some of us have been taught to believe that male rape victims are actually gay, and therefore they solicited the attack. Women are too innocent and weak to ever rape a man. Those teenage students whose teachers come on to them are supposed to be LUCKY.
I think the world, and us as a community, need to step out of our gender bias box. Male Rape is just as serious as an issue as anything else, and there are plenty of survivors who can't come out with their story because of social pressures.
This is a male's rights issue.
Men are fighting for their rights to be equals---socially. They refuse to be confined by the box of social stereotypes, that they must be the strong ones, that they can never fail or become weakened. Despite this, I haven't really seen anything done to campaign that Male Rape is actually real. What's up with that?
Whats your opinion on Male Rape? Experience, stories? Expel.