Warning: This is a post on the topic of female on male rape and sexual assault.

Feminazis complain that men think that they're entitled to women's bodies and then they proceed to treat men as if they were entitled to men's bodies...

Here's a few examples (and if the fucking genders were reversed, you wouldn't hear the end of it):

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/wtf/traditional-scottish-pub-barmen-stop-wearing-kilts-as-women-check-what-is-underneath/news-story/92f1897621f5a829fe1c49e09dff773d

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/scottish-barmen-refuse-wear-kilts-145135419.html

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-scotland-33569027

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D03h8JSgW04

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNjLGeNIcqc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJUZfcSSApM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deg0SSo59hc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nheskbsU5g

I wish people took this more seriously, especially considering a lot of male celebrities are finally getting the courage to speak up about their own assault (e.g. Terry Crews). Making sexual assault against men "light-hearted" is a huge part of the problem. It should be considered just as serious. Justice for male victims, and women should do the same jail time as men for equivalent crimes (including sex crimes).

Also, as a young woman pointed out:

(Quote) "One of the most deeply upsetting moments of my life was when my dad told the family he lost his virginity at 14 to a friend's mom. We had been laughing, I think playing a game of Cards Against Humanity, but the topic of virginity came up and he told it to us with a grin and a laugh. Everyone froze for a second, one of the only times in my life when the phrase is accurate, and my sister and I gently asked if he realized that was statutory rape. Long story short, he did, this wasn't the first time he'd told that story, but it was the first time that the people he told acknowledged it as such." (Unquote)

And as another young woman pointed out:

(Quote) "My dad told me about a friend of his who was raped by an older woman at the age of just 12. The boys around them thought he was "cool" but it traumatized him and it took a very long time for him to be able to have a romantic relationship. No rape or sexual assault should be taken lightly or made into a joke. It doesn't matter who the perpetrator or victim is and what their gender is." (Unquote)

The "men always want sex" myth should really be addressed seriously. It's hurting everybody. There are vile people out there who push this myth and say shit like "men always want sex, a man can't and won't say no to sex, you can't rape the willing." Some of those fucked up people even add, "it wasn't rape, he got lucky, he scored, hey I wish I had been raped by my hot teacher when I was 14, wink wink!" That's just sick. They are victim-blaming male victims, if it was female victims being victim-blamed you wouldn't hear the end of it. This is a fucked up double standard. This has to got to stop.