2x is very much of the Duluth power model mindset. Per the duluth power model, power=oppressor and victim =virtuous. So, among its adherents there is a very real and very intense contest to be the most victimised person.

Think of it like boys being in the scouts. They train for merit badges which shows their ability. The more ability and effort equals rank and the ultimate rank equall eagle scout which is (was) universally respected and a great reflection on a person's character.

The victim culture operates on the same premis, just the opposite direction; it's a race to the bottom because those on the bottom have all need. Need=virtue and power.

Rape is not just a merit badge, it's a an actual rank. Why? Because it signals 1) your are a woman, 2) you are a victim 3) of men 4) you are now part of the in group of 5) women 6) rape 7) victims. From that stand point you can now be 8) a crusader 9) against men 10) and patriarchy and 11) the establishment. Now you can pursue 12) public discource 13) having found your inner voice 14) and strength 15) to be a strong 16) independent 17) woman. Oh and 18-25) you are so hot and desirable as a woman you caused a man to be overcome by his desire for you!

Ding, ding, ding, we have instant validation, position, currency, and publicity with the inpentrable shield of "I'm a victim you can't criticize me and if you're man you can't understand so you can't even speak."

NOTE None of the above is applicable to any person who is forcibly and violently subject to sexual violation. But note, how many of these stories don't actually involve force, violence or even the threat of those.