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2	yet another example male victim not being worthy of help and sympathy (too bad this victim is not a female Yeah, this article isnt very clear, but another was posted a few days go that focused more on hazing aspect. I think this was it: http://bangordailynews.com/2013/06/21/news/nation/sodomy-norwood-colorado-wrestling-coach-pencil-shun/ Oddly, I had a friend involved in a similar (though a little milder - teabagging instead of sodomy) incident over ten years ago - also the wrestling team. From what he said, some HS wrestling teams essentially have a tradition of "initiation" where at some point in a…	/r/MensRights	22/06/13 04:05 PM
89	According to this, about 98% of human sexual interaction is probably rape I took that to mean enthusiastic verbal cues (moans, sex talk, etc.). If they literally mean "Can we have sex?" "Yes, lets have sex." "May I touch your breast?" "You may." - well, then I think that's 0.000000001% of people having sex ;)	/r/MensRights	22/06/13 02:53 PM
150	According to this, about 98% of human sexual interaction is probably rape I think there's more than 2% having enthusiastic sex - at least I hope so ;) I agree this is some sort of 'ideal' version of sex - both parties enthusiastic and into it. However, consent is such a loaded word, that it's absolutely ridiculous to define it as such. Wife is tired. Doesn't feel like having sex. But gives him a blowjob, because she loves him (like he gives her foot rubs even when he's tired, etc.). Oh no, she wasn't enthusiastic! Now it's rape!	/r/MensRights	22/06/13 01:48 PM
3	yet another example male victim not being worthy of help and sympathy (too bad this victim is not a female Sadly, I think this sort of sexual-assault-style hazing is pretty common, still today. I'm sure these boys learned it from other people on the team. And I'd bet a lot of the sexual assault incidents in the military stem from these sort of 'initiations'. The most f*cked part of this is they are actually doing this to people they "like". It's a self-repeating system where the victim would then be expected to victimize the freshmen in similar ways the next year. So this boy is being viewed as a 'sp…	/r/MensRights	22/06/13 01:37 PM
3	yet another example male victim not being worthy of help and sympathy (too bad this victim is not a female I don't understand the editorializing in title. When such accusations are leveled against popular kids, especially, sports kids, the towns, especially small towns, tend to turn against the victims - male or female. It just happened with the whole steubenville bruhaha.	/r/MensRights	22/06/13 01:31 PM

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