Male rape survivors are significantly more likely to be unacknowledged survivors than female rape survivors. Men reported lower levels of rape myth rejection which was associated with greater odds of being an unacknowledged rape survivor. (crosspost from r/science)

MGTOW_BEASTMODE · 2019-11-26T18:24:26+00:00

I can state that I was raped by a babysitter when I was 6.

Nobody believed me, I tried to pretend it didn't happen. I became very afraid of women, even being alone with them. I would get the shakes if a woman I didn't know touched me.

I got therapy, but still encounter "mEn cAn'T bE rApEd" or worse.. women learn about it and use it against me later.

It's very annoying to see all the help and support women get for almost everything but when I needed help I was told to "man up"

Was very angry for a very long time, but now I'm at peace with it and loving my own way!

Touka-san · 2019-11-26T19:25:55+00:00

The very idea of female-on-male rape is laughable to some, as they implicitly assume that men are always eager (e.g. "He enjoyed it."). And if a man isn't wanting for sex, then there must something wrong with him (e.g. "Are you gay?").

Just my two cents.

PMmeYOURrareCONTENT · 2019-11-26T15:43:09+00:00

Just wanna post this here for the debate, as it's an interesting topic, although the methodology (the "rape myth" thing for example) might not be the best.

2019-11-28T04:52:38+00:00

As a man, I can confirm this when it comes to sexual harassment from BOTH genders. Reporting it goes nowhere and you even get laughed at sometimes

I can’t even imagine how being raped is and people telling you to fuck off because you’re a male. I’m very sorry about that if anyone had that happened to them.

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