Anonymous #2 1w

Literally they dgaf

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...?

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I've been SA'd by a girl too but it was not the same as being gang raped and having it cheered on by dozens of people

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I’m sure it is also triggering to lots of others. I’m really sorry that happened to you but this is exactly why we need to talk about it and fight for abusers to be held accountable

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Anonymous #2 1w

tfw i HAVE to be right so i minimize other forms of trauma to dissipate my cognitive dissonance surrounding the ego im in denial of

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Anonymous #6 1w

Nobody ever said it wasn't horrible no matter what, I just said one sex is predisposed to violent gang rapes

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Anonymous #6 1w

this exactly.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Completely agreed, just wanted to have it stated. Yk how people get

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Anonymous #5 1w

Like this is exactly what we're talking about. Whenever you wanna talk about how 98+% of perpetrators are male, some fuckass in the comments accuses you of invalidating male victims while simultaneously doing nothing to help them

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Anonymous OP 1w

I think she was explaining the POV from the men that do this, not agreeing with them, I may be wrong tho

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Anonymous #2 1w

I hope so😭

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Anonymous #2 1w

precisely😭🙏 sorry for the confusion girl

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You’re disgusting

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And this is the type of person who would SA someone

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Found a rapist

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I don’t think anyone has ever called me soft #13. I might be hated in this thread/community. But I’m gonna pray we cross paths in person so you can say that to me face to face.

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Then perhaps after our “conversation”, if you want to go to the police. I’ll tell them you were asking for it.

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Fr if we’re so soft then come say it to our face instead of hiding behind a screen.

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Anonymous #14 1w

I look forward to it.

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And this is why I don’t like guys. Most have no empathy for others.

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Anonymous #12 1w

Yeah but most perpetrators are still men, meaning men rape other men as well. It's not so black and white as "men rape women and women rape men," even accounting for unreported cases men still commit far far far more sexual assault than women do. This by no mean invalidates male survivors

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Anonymous #6 1w

They were laughing at the poor woman who got raped since the guy decided to delete their comment

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because its a way men chastise victims. they use it as a way to minimize / disregard the ways they perpetrate violence against women. they don’t care about anyone getting raped it’s about deflection. it’s another facet of rape culture. it’s the same intention behind bringing up false reports when women talk about rape. this really shouldn’t require an explanation

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Im not completely sure about that. Probably not the best thing to assume.

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Anonymous #10 1w

!!!! like lmao what

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that's like saying "it's not men, it's boys" when men misbehave. no, it's adult males, men, with societal influence on eachother and their surroundings doing it. calling them "moids" does not lessen the fact they are harmful men. once again, that minimizes their behavior.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Nobody is putting down male rape victims. Reading comprehension is dead

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Anonymous OP 1w

“When was the last time a man got raped by 7 ppl…” it really could’ve been phrased differently I don’t think my reading comprehension is the issue

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Anonymous #22 1w

Nobody is putting any gender down you fucking baby I'm stating facts. Statistically speaking an overwhelming majority of perpetrators are MEN. Even including unreported cases. Nobody is "putting down" male victims. You are misunderstanding that because you want to feel superior

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Anonymous OP 1w

I’m sure we all know you didn’t mean for it to come off that way, we’re all just saying that you could’ve stated it differently. It just sounds a little ignorant you know? Obviously, it’s common knowledge that a vast majority of perpetrators are men, however, the way that you stated it, it sounds like men aren’t victims of gang rapes—coming from a woman sa survivor not some man btw

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Anonymous #10 1w

Except if you read closely I never fucking said "men don't get gang raped." I said tell me a single time a man was ever gang raped BY WOMEN with DOZENS OF WOMEN CHEERING IT ON. As in men are the main perpetrators of rape culture. If that hurts your feelings then I can't help you.

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Anonymous OP 1w

But I’m sure that’s happened? That’s why it’s a bit disrespectful you know?

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Anonymous OP 1w

It doesn’t hurt my feelings it’s just culturally incorrect and insensitive

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Anonymous #21 1w

by other MEN

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That’s not true obviously people care and I never said men got raped more than women, or that men were prosecuted hard enough for it, I just said there’s no need to compare the two because it’s a disrespectful

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Anonymous #10 1w

It's not insensitive it's the fucking truth💀one is much much much much much much much more common than the other. That's the entire point of the post.

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Anonymous OP 1w

But it’s dismissing the fact that men still get gang raped? There’s just no need to compare the two because they’re both horrible and huge problems

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Anonymous OP 1w

Also, my main issue is don’t post on fucking Yik Yak if you don’t want other people‘s opinions? People can say hey I think this is a bit insensitive and you just come back saying oh well fuck you no it’s not… It’s called an opinion they’re allowed to differ.

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Anonymous #10 1w

I don’t think it needs to be phrased differently at all. The point is that one gender is more likely to be a victim of violent sexual assault. It’s not like SA doesn’t happen to men or isnt just as serious but when your only response to “protect women” is “well it happens to men too” I think that misses the entire point

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Anonymous #25 1w

I totally agree that women are more likely to be victims of sexual assault than men, and I don’t think that people‘s response to women getting raped should be well men get raped too, but you don’t need to compare the two.

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Anonymous #10 1w

So how else are we supposed to express the oppression of women? How else can we demonstrate that we’re treated differently if we can’t talk about that difference? It is incredibly relevant. This kind of situation is not a chronic issue men face. Men are sexually assaulted sure but rape + systemic injustice on this level? No

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Anonymous #24 1w

You don’t need to express the oppression of one side by putting down the other? What do you mean? That’s just wrong

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Anonymous #17 1w

This is part of why it’s not the same thing. Men can face sexual assault sure but it’s not a comparable experience. And if we’re talking about PIV rape either way, it doesn’t have the same visceral pain associated with it

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Anonymous #10 1w

I’m not talking about putting down anyone and the original post is replying to a common talking point. We need to be able to respond to those kinds of comments.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Yeah definitely 93% to 99% of sexual assaulters are men and I’m guessing they get away with it just as much or more.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Media literacy isn’t common I guess 😭

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Anonymous #24 1w

Yes it does tf? Who are you to put one SA above another? Why would it not have the same pain associated and how would you know that assuming you are a woman.

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Anonymous OP 1w

You are missing the point that it is unecessary. If you are under the view that you should believe all victims and support them you should apply that to everyone. You cannot be saying that there has never been a gang rape with other women being involved you can’t prove that you just feel entitled to say things that do nothing to help victims as a whole.

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Anonymous #2 1w

They literally call male victims “gay”

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Anonymous #27 1w

And don’t let a child be involved! “where was she when I was a kid”

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you literally called her a hoe and said she deserved it relieve yourself from this plane of existence

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Anonymous #2 1w

??? You’re welcome to screenshot where you think I did that.

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Anonymous #9 1w

you deleted majority of the comments you made and that’s why you’re telling me to screenshot it. your first comment isn’t even on the thread anymore. relieve yourself.

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Anonymous #2 1w

As far as I recall I was the one praying the person who called her a hoe crossed paths with me.

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Anonymous #2 1w

I am #9 that was #14. It’s still in the thread.

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Anonymous #30 1w

listen, i’m sorry that happened to you. it’s really not men vs. women here as the perpetrators. the fact of the matter is this is gang rape and the school covered it up. the victim was not believed by the school and all the perps had to do was write an essay. that is not okay.

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Anonymous #30 1w

That’s terrible and I’m sorry but this is a systemic issue. Frats literally have rape culture

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Anonymous #31 1w

fr we need to start organizing! i saw someone propose boycotting going to frats, funding and supporting them. but if it’s only women then it just punishes them for having fun, which is true. i don’t like frats but i know lots of ppl do

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Anonymous #10 1w

funny how you changed 7 women in the op to 7 people

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Anonymous #9 1w

there’s an off chance that I’m wrong, I’m not sorry though because your reply was still weird as fuck.

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Anonymous #2 1w

I’m aware you’re not sorry. Hence my point that yall are not as empathetic as you claim to be. Many men, (perhaps a few of my adopted brothers) have been sexually assaulted/raped and while they don’t wish to detract from the focus on this particular case, it would seem they look for opportunities to tell people and are often met with hate.

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Anonymous #9 1w

yap. don’t care wasn’t talking to you and your opinion means absolutely nothing.

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Anonymous #2 1w

You might be surprised how many people and things weigh my observation on subjects heavily… but then again, I appear to be just another anonymous set of words on Yikyak so… makes sense.

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Anonymous #35 1w

Stfu. Ur part of the problem.

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Anonymous #26 5d

goodness gracious it’s called biology

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Anonymous #26 5d

You clearly don’t gaf and you’re not going to actually try to understand what I’m saying

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Anonymous #24 5d

i can agree its not as physically painful, but that doesnt invalidate it as rape or assault

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Anonymous #5 5d

“Men can face sexual assault” were my words. It is a different experience but when did I ever say it was invalid as sexual assault?

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Anonymous #24 5d

What makes vaginal rape more/less painful than anal rape? Genuinely curious. Because both men and women can be anally raped. I just thinks it’s counterproductive to reduce victims to how painful their experience was or what type of rape they experienced.

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Anonymous #24 5d

sure🤔 i misunderstood

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Anonymous #23 4d

Not true. Dominant group women commit institutional rpe on racialised men all the time. It’s just overlooked.

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Anonymous #38 1d

was he gang raped by 7 women who were texting about it in a group chat with 50 other women?

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