I just came across a good sign for men, a sign of some attention being given to male rape victims. Prior to a day or so ago, only once or twice have I seen a fictional story in which a woman rapes a man. (One time in an old police show, might've been Hill Street Blues. Another time is so vague in my memory, I'm not sure it happened.) 

But just recently on Lifetime TV, I saw a scene from the movie Fatale starring Hillary Swank, in which her character rapes a man. Not only is this the first time I've seen this in decades, but it was easily the most relatable and believable case. Her character and a man meet in a bar and have a one-night stand in a hotel room. In the morning they wake up and he gets ready to leave, and realizes he can't find his phone. She tells him she locked his phone in the hotel room safe in case he "tries to leave too soon". He asks for the combination; she says she forgot it. Then she says she wants "more" while she rubs her foot against his leg. He says "If I give you more, will I be able to leave?" She says yes. Camera fades out, then fades back in, to the scene of her lying face down in the bed and him opening the safe and getting his phone.

Like I said, very believable. One can easily see a woman coercing a man into sex by hiding his phone (or refusing to leave his room or home until she gets "more"). Just maybe women victimizing men sexually is eking its way into the public's awareness. Let us hope so.