Ten Ways Sexual Assault is Not Like Getting Robbed

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2. Sure, I understand your point.

The problem isn't protecting oneself-- I protect myself--the problem is the onus of protecting oneself expected as the responsibility of the raped or potentially raped person, rather than blaming the rapist. The focus, the dialogue needs to change.

This is shown in the court system, in the conviction rate, in the lack of reporting. Women are blamed for there own rapes and men hardly dare even report such are crime, which incidentally leads to the illusion that men don't get raped.

It's a hot mess.