"...many men who were sexually abused by women are locked in silence, shame, and self—loathing. Society tells them that not only was their experience not abuse, but that they should have enjoyed it..."

Leinadro · 2016-10-10T19:07:07+00:00

True. At the same time girls and women are being told abuse is not okay (and its not) boys and men are continuing to be brainwashed into thinking not only was it not abuse but that it was enjoyable.

theangelofdeth · 2016-10-11T08:04:06+00:00

There're a lot of people who say that male rape is taken seriously and laugh at men who are ridiculed for going through something extremely traumatising (I.e sexual assault, sexual harassment and rape, child abuse from females)but it really isn't. I can tell you this from experience, most people I've told about my experiences with rape, sexual assault, child abuse and harassment from females have usually just shrugged and said "idk deal with it pussy lol". Even if those are people I've known for years. There was only one girl actually comforted me instead of the usual "lol you should've enjoyed it bruh". It seems to be that women are always considered the victim no matter what happened, women are always taught to avoid men and that any man can be a rapist and men are masculine monsters who can't control who they stick their dick in. But never that they should treat men like normal beings and that they should actually respect men's personal space, that they should actually consider the fact that not every guy on the planet is a monster who can't control his dick and not grab guys' dicks randomly expecting them to like it. Men are taught that women are fragile angels and they should protect them and cater to them. I find this disturbing and it's good to know that there are people that have atleast some sort of humanity and common sense in them to realize that women aren't fragile angels and there actually are men that are sexually abused.

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