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Breaking the Silence: Male Victims of Female Perpetrators

Breaking the Silence: Male Victims of Female Perpetrators

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In this compelling episode of "Why Be Silent," host Shannon Vincent sheds light on the often overlooked issue of male victims of sexual assault, particularly those assaulted by female perpetrators. As society tends to focus predominantly on female victims, male survivors are frequently ignored or silenced, leading to underreporting and a lack of support.

Shannon discusses the significant underreporting by male victims and the societal and cultural barriers that contribute to this silence. With consent being a universal issue, the episode challenges common rape myths, highlights the importance of believing all survivors irrespective of gender, and calls for equal treatment and resources for male victims.

By addressing male sexual assault, Shannon aims to encourage discussion, increase awareness, and advocate for a more inclusive and supportive response to all survivors. Join the conversation and support the movement to ensure no voice remains unheard.

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