@JAEKYUNGSEXPIREDCUMINDANSASSHOLE I mean, wearing revealing clothes is akin to a dude wearing a Rolex or gold chains, diamond rings, etc and then blaming the goverment because he got robbed. In an ideal world goverments keep their country safe but unfortunately there's no safe place for anyone be it men or women. Then if you go around tempting people with either expensive clothes/accessories or wearing revealing clothes, then it's also your fault for not being careful even tho you know the world is not safe.
@level321 bro how are you compering stealing with ra** and at the same time blaming victims. Mind you a lot of people get ra** wearing normal clothes or even dippers. D
@level321 if rapists stuck "i might ra** you so dont wear revealing clothes near me" then we might know who to be careful too.
also, the major cause of ra** is not clothes but vulnerability. the fact that more than half of the rapists are people close to the victim says a lot. they prey on people after knowing when the victims are vulnerable and after knowing that even after the incident the victim would have seconds thoughts about reporting. (okay i might be hella wrong about this statement of mine. anyone, please feel free to correct me. please be kind and understanding)
you apparently want the world to see male victims too but then go ahead and talk the language of victim blaming. if clothes are the problem when why are men being raped? old women, children, office workers riding a train, handicapped people; all these people enticed rapists with their face or smth?
please, have you ever even had individual thoughts of your own? imagine arguing on such a sensitive topic simply for the sake of arguing. that too, using statement thats been repeated over a million times.
