You are a guy, stop crying! Come on, be a man and score that chic right. Your choice is so girly, are you even a guy? If you say any of these to your male friends, STOP RIGHT THERE! Because these things are not funny, actually it never was. Whether it’s a man, a woman or anyone from LBGT community. Yes, you read it right.
MEN ASSAULTS ARE REAL.
“Crime of assault is a patriarchal act”, they say.
“It makes us feel powerful”, they say.
Out of 3 in 10 men have been assaulted at least once in their lifetime and number 3 over here includes the number of men who could acknowledge the fact of being assaulted. The real reason behind why men can never consider themselves as an assault victim is because of nothing new but our same old judgmental society with the obsession of stereotyping it always have had and according to our society, only women could be considered as victims because men, on the other side, are way too strong and have way too much penis to be assaulted in any drastic way.
The saddest part of all of this is that some men who have experienced such kind of trauma end up believing that what happened with them was consensual. Why? Because of the erection they had which unfortunately makes them believe that they enjoyed it. But how could they enjoy it when they never agreed to be molested like that? How could they enjoy it when that erection wasn't consensual, when it wasn't sexual? Such assaults are very common in prisons and military wars.
According to a survey conducted in 2008, 98 out of 100 prisoner men claimed to be sexually assaulted by the prison staff. By both MALE(16%) AND FEMALE(69%). Researchers have found that even stress can cause erection but as a part of this pathetic society we do nothing rather than blaming the victims. Why? Because they didn’t pay attention to the neighborhood they were walking into or because they are way too friendly with other people or because they are kind enough to help strangers.
“I was gang raped by six people at the age of 18. I still fear sleeping alone at night even though it’s been 12 years.”, says Vinodhan.
Krishna, a guy from Kerala was sexually assaulted when he was 29. He couldn’t talk about this to his family, “Nobody will believe that a grown man can get attacked.”
I hope you get one point clear after reading this completely, “getting aroused while a rape situation is neither a consent nor a way of a victim asking for it.”
Dear victims, it's not your fault, it never is. So, please never let the abuse define you or your sexuality at any cost.
It’s not you who needs to forget it, it’s the society who needs to stop judging someone based on their gender and it’s all of us who needs to bring the change and accept the fact that victims have no gender.




