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Only around 10% of rapes are committed by 'strangers'. Around 90% of rapes are committed by known men, and often by someone who the survivor has previously trusted or even loved. Rapists can be friends, colleagues, clients, neighbors, family members, partners or exes. People are often raped in their workplaces, their homes and other places where they previously felt safe.

The notion that women are nurturing, submissive helpmates to men are the stereotypes rather women can be sexually manipulative, dominant, and even violent runs counter to these stereotypes. Any unwanted sexual contact is sexual assault, so It doesn’t matter what genders are involved. Contrary to common belief men too do not want to have sex with every woman they meet. Though statistically the percentage is lesser than the vice versa but that does not deny the fact that men cannot be the victim of a sexual assault by a woman.

Sexual Assault and Dark Passage has no connection though it is a common advice that you can easily hear from others. Assaults can be occurred anytime anywhere even in public places or public transports or at the home of the victim. It is seen that the assaulters easily victimize in public places or transports or at the home taking advantage of victim’s silence due to sudden shock and fear of embarrassment. It is a myth that assaults occur at night rather it is seen that more assaults occur during day. Risk of Sexual Assaults shouldn't be used as an excuse to control someone's movements or restrict their rights and freedom.

Sexual Assault of a Men is a rarely discussed topic as it is easy to visualize a female pushed herself on a man and the man is like “wow! I am lucky”. It is just a stereotyped topic that damages both men who have been abused and, oddly, women, by making them the permanent victim class. The Rape capital of the world South Africa, has 25% men who had admitted rape. This gives a clear answer to the question, absolutely Men can experience rape and sexual assault the same way the women can.

This question is same as seeing someone parking a beautiful car in front of your house tempt thieves to steal it. Everyone has her own right to wear what she wants and if you look at the incident of sexual assaults then it has very little to do with how women are dressed. Women are raped wearing a pants, burka, and even sarees, which being covered from head to Toe. So, dress has nothing to do with Sexual Assault rather it is the sick mentality.