I think everyone here is well aware of the stigma facing male rape victims. They're thought of as less manly, that no real guy wouldn't want sex with an older women/attractive women. Well, it seems like the stereotype is this from my perpective:

Men are those who take pride and enjoy sex at any age, consent isn't necessary. Sex with a girl and a guy is presumed to be good in almost any case and something he shouldn't complain about, even if he's forced into it.

Women can enjoy sex, but they need full consent, and even if they give consent while drunk, it wasn't consent. Sex with a girl and a guy is seen with a skeptical view of the male. She has full right to complain about the sex afterwards.

Here's my question, these are the stereotypes, but is there any real truth to be had here? And if so, can something like this be said about both genders, as in, apply equality to views of sex.

Should men and women be seen as potential victims of rape or violence, or should they both be seen as people who should like sex, even if forced? Obviously this is a leading question, and it shouldn't be either.

Tell me how you feel.