Here are a wide range of examples of individuals supporting male rape in one way or another, going from random online users to powerful and popular feminists with institutional power. Either by denying its existence, trivialising it, legalising it, fighting against its decriminalisation, ect :

Part 1:

Professor Suzanne Steinmetz tried to spread awareness about male victims of abuse. She received the brunt of the attacks - feminists wrote and called her university urging that she be denied tenure; calls were made and letters were written to government agencies urging that her grant funding be rescinded. Professor Gelles Richard J. Gelles, along with, Murray A. Straus tried to shed lights on male victims of domestic abuse and they both got the same treatment like Suzanne got. All three of them received death threats, bomb threats and harassment from feminiists. Librarians publicly stated they would not order or shelve their books.

In 2011, India introduced a bill that would have made the definition of rape gender-neutral. However, feminists such as Geeta Madhavan and Flavia Agnes fiercely opposed such reform. Even those who were supportive of the bill, such as Anjali Gopalan, only backed it for LGBT rights, refusing to aknowledge female on male rape.

Sadly, in 2013, Indian feminist groups successfully stopped that bill, preventing the goverment from criminalizing rape commited by women against men.

In 2024, there was another attempt to make rape laws gender neutral in India, yet once again women's groups successfully prevented that from happening.

Also in Israel, feminist groups are trying to stop the goverment from criminalizing rape commited by women against men.

Michele Elliott OBE is an author, psychologist, teacher and the founder and director of child protection charity Kidscape. Due to her work in exposing the issue of child sexual abuse committed by women, she was subject to a lot of hate and hostility from feminists.

Convicted felon Donna Hylton, who once was a member of a group that kidnapped, raped and tortured an elderly man to the point of death, was a featured speaker at Saturday's pro-abortion and Women's March on Washington.

Feminist author and campaigner Jessica Taylor/Eaton says that 0% of rapes ever committed were caused by women.

Judges have been told to deal less severely with female criminals than men when determining how to sentence them. And that thanks to Dame Laura Cox, a high court judge who led the team writing the rules, and the Supreme Court judge Baroness Hale who said: "It is now well recognised that a misplaced conception of equality has resulted in some very unequal treatment for women and girls."

Part 2 :

Feminists on twitter consider female on male rape as simple sexual assault and not rape, using the gender biased rape law as an excuse.

Online users on TikTok deny and celebrate female on male rape that happened in a fictional story.

Online users deny, celebrate and victim-blame a real case of an adult female raping a child male. The newspaper also refers to the event as sexual assault instead of child rape.

Online feminists minimise and trivialise male-on-male child rape.

Online feminists deny the victimhood of men who are victims of stealthing.

Hermesmann, during the Hermesmann v. Seyer case, successfully argued that a woman is entitled to sue the father of her child for child support even if conception occurred as a result of child rape.

Online Twitter user shows extreme antipathy towards black boys who are victims of rape, while also victim-blaming them. (example 1)

Online Twitter user shows extreme antipathy towards black boys who are victims of rape, while also victim-blaming them. (example 2)

YouTube comments openly deny, support and victim-blame male child victims of rape by 22-year-old female serial child rapist.