25% is typical rate of nonconsentual sexual contact women report at US colleges? can someone explain this to me

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If the president can do it, and half of you vote for him anyway, then you can’t have high expectations….

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Anonymous wrote:Even at a school that would never be considered a party school, I’ve heard a story of a prospective student being sexually assaulted by a fraternity brother while visiting the college during admitted students day. They decided to go to a frat party with other admitted students after a day of programming, got blackout drunk, and this happened. These awful things happen everywhere, even where we least expect it.

Is this UChicago? I heard this from my friend

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Anonymous wrote:If the president can do it, and half of you vote for him anyway, then you can’t have high expectations….

+1 51% of 2024 voters and people who didn’t vote have proven themselves to be complicit in allowing rapists and pdfiles to surge in power.

[Anonymous]

Misandrysts, take note please.. I was sexually assaulted by a woman while I was in college. I was too intoxicated to consent. I asked her not to continue but she did.

Yes, I'm sure the vast majority of cases are male on female but the reverse does happen. Perhaps more than we know, similar to female on male DV. Some of y'all are "pigs" too.

It happens, kind of like teachers who "rape". MANY are female over the last decade. It does happen. It isn't just men who have issues. People have issues.

As a SA survivor, I'd rather you not belittle my experience but I am sure some here will do so anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:Misandrysts, take note please.. I was sexually assaulted by a woman while I was in college. I was too intoxicated to consent. I asked her not to continue but she did.

Yes, I'm sure the vast majority of cases are male on female but the reverse does happen. Perhaps more than we know, similar to female on male DV. Some of y'all are "pigs" too.

It happens, kind of like teachers who "rape". MANY are female over the last decade. It does happen. It isn't just men who have issues. People have issues.

As a SA survivor, I'd rather you not belittle my experience but I am sure some here will do so anyway.

Quite sure some men laughed reading your comment and some are jealous not being in your place.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the president can do it, and half of you vote for him anyway, then you can’t have high expectations….

So, you mean the king can do it but the peasants voting for him don't have this right?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Misandrysts, take note please.. I was sexually assaulted by a woman while I was in college. I was too intoxicated to consent. I asked her not to continue but she did.

Yes, I'm sure the vast majority of cases are male on female but the reverse does happen. Perhaps more than we know, similar to female on male DV. Some of y'all are "pigs" too.

It happens, kind of like teachers who "rape". MANY are female over the last decade. It does happen. It isn't just men who have issues. People have issues.

As a SA survivor, I'd rather you not belittle my experience but I am sure some here will do so anyway.

Quite sure some men laughed reading your comment and some are jealous not being in your place.

Our president would definitely be jealous.

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Anonymous wrote:Most of SAs happens when people are drunk. Most of these incidents happens at fraternities/sororities parties. Just wondering why are these not banned from colleges? Or at least why colleges don't monitor their activity better.

+1

So women who don’t go to fraternity parties in college don’t get SA? Who knew!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If the president can do it, and half of you vote for him anyway, then you can’t have high expectations….

So, you mean the king can do it but the peasants voting for him don't have this right?

The king and the peasants have been doing it since the dawn of time.

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Anonymous wrote:It was the same when we were in college.

But are you really surprised, OP? I actually think the numbers are MUCH, much higher.

Agree. I think 100% of the women I went to college with heard inappropriate sexual comments, had their butt slapped, someone brushed against their boobs, or a guy rubbed his hotdog all over her on the dance floor - seriously this was true for every woman in college. I couldn’t even go for a run without being catcalled and I’m a homely conservatively dressed person. I’m from the 90s so baggy every thing back then with zero inappropriate skin showing.

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Anonymous wrote:Misandrysts, take note please.. I was sexually assaulted by a woman while I was in college. I was too intoxicated to consent. I asked her not to continue but she did.

Yes, I'm sure the vast majority of cases are male on female but the reverse does happen. Perhaps more than we know, similar to female on male DV. Some of y'all are "pigs" too.

It happens, kind of like teachers who "rape". MANY are female over the last decade. It does happen. It isn't just men who have issues. People have issues.

As a SA survivor, I'd rather you not belittle my experience but I am sure some here will do so anyway.

I am really sorry that happened to you. I hope you have support from some corner of your life. You deserve it.

I am a woman and was also sexually assaulted by a woman, who was my boss at work. One of the worst things about it was not being believed or having it taken seriously, even though had a man done what she did, he would almost certainly have been fired and blacklisted. Instead people made excuses for the woman who SAed me and said I must have misunderstood. I ultimately left that job, humiliated, and she remained in her role and was even promoted after I left, despite everyone above her being aware of what she'd done.

Women can and do commit sexual assault, especially when they have power/leverage over their victims.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If the president can do it, and half of you vote for him anyway, then you can’t have high expectations….

So, you mean the king can do it but the peasants voting for him don't have this right?

DP

That sounds right - people voted for a guy who thinks he’s Jesus and names his son a Barron and tries to act like a king - well the peasants will get what they asked for. Unfortunately, many more of us will get what they asked for too.

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Anonymous wrote:As a father of a daughter, I am deeply concerned about SA in colleges but also confused about girls not reporting. If all this info will be made public, the schools will invest more money and effort to fix it. Forum comments have little to no effect other then making others aware of this situation.
Go and report every single time right away and not 10 years later! This is not ok!

I appreciate your concern, and can understand why you might think it would be obvious to just "go report". As a woman, there is an important aspect to the situation that might not be obvious to you and that is the possibility of "retribution" after a report is made. One might assume that justice would be swiftly served in these cases. Rather, rape kits sit dusty in warehouses like the final shot of Raiders of the Lost Ark. In the meantime, women are left vulnerable to the man's friends or anyone who may have an interest in protecting him. It's a frightening place in which to be. Around any corner might be someone who'd like to teach you a lesson. Also, I question how helpful "campus police" would be in many of these situations. You might be left going through the entire process with nothing changed other than a man who has it out for you even more. Again, frightening.

I say this as someone who has always been UMC and went to a college highly regarded by DCUM. As someone else said, money does not help.

I hope things are better (I have a daughter nearing college age)...but, I'm not so sure how much better. I do think there is more awareness, generally, and that is a step in the right direction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a father of a daughter, I am deeply concerned about SA in colleges but also confused about girls not reporting. If all this info will be made public, the schools will invest more money and effort to fix it. Forum comments have little to no effect other then making others aware of this situation.
Go and report every single time right away and not 10 years later! This is not ok!

Reporting can put a victim at risk of violence, particularly when involves someone in their social circle, which is frequently the case. I would never second guess someone for being fearful of reporting.

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Anonymous wrote:Young people today are more apt to report than we were. It's a GOOD THING they are reporting.

Yes this. We need to publicize this, bring it out of the darkness where it's traditionally kept secret. The more people know about this, the more we will be able to figure out how to stop it.