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Jamariwolff:
lies!!!

Fear and intimidation causing arousal indeed.

Kindly post a link to this research.

https://rucklab.com/unwanted-erections-in-obsessive-compulsive-disorder/

Follow the research to the end..



How is this relevant to clinicians?
The authors discuss some experimental studies (e.g. Barlow 1983, 1986) that suggest that anxiety and threat stimuli can actually increase erection and sexual arousal. They finally explain their treatment model: “Patients have found the following explanation particularly helpful and easy to understand: “Erections is a reflexive response involving changes in blood flow, and can be regarded as similar to excessive blushing in social situations. As often happens with blushing, the more anxious one becomes about the response itself, the more likely it is to happen, because the reflex can be paradoxically set off by anxiety.”. Careful explanation about the nature of unwanted erections is crucial – without this appropriate behavioural treatment may be unacceptable to these patients”.

Jamariwolff:
never!!

What kinda nonsense question is this though.

By the way, you're a woman and probably grew up with the mentality that all men are dogs and would jump at every woman that present themselves.
Research shows that men are aroused for more than 6 reasons, fear and intimidation being part of them.

IamPlato:
...


Some Nigerian Guys Are Looking For Who Will Rape Them...



Getting Raped is Terrible!

When A Group Of Women Take Turns In Riding Your dick For Hours, after Injectin God-knows-What, the Dick Becomes Super Hard Like Wall Of Jericho... At First You Are Enjoying It, it Feels Like They Are Doing You A Favour until One Woman Makes You Cum twice, and You Are Already Exhausted but There Are Others waiting Their Turn...


Boy You Just Got Started


They Will Drain The Whole Semen In Your Balls until Your Balls Ache to Your Lower Abdomen...


Until You Release Blood... Na Die You De So

That's just it.. It's a terrible ordeal. Imagining it alone
can make one puke.

Jamariwolff:
RUBBISH.

It's just like getting an A in a course and saying you didn't prepare for it.
How on earth can someone get an erection and still claim to be raped?

Seriously? You still think like this. So, you can say you're never been turned on despite not having a desire to have sex...

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Men are also victims of sexual assault/violence, and their perpetrators can be of any gender identity. In a world where sexual assault/violence is predominant and much attention is focused on the female victims, it is easier for the male victims to be neglected by a predominant part of the society that seeks to generate a giant theoretical misconception, that men cannot be raped/assaulted.
It is not in all rape cases that rape is motivated my lustful desires but rape is motivated by the desire to control, dominate, hurt and humiliate not by sexual desire.
Over the years, various misconceptions about male rape, has risen which made the society believe that a man in adulthood cannot be raped because they view the male as the stronger vessel therefore they cannot be a raped and even if a man is raped, they consider such person a weakling or the initiator of the rape. Male rape can be carried out by young/old male or female on the young/old male. Many have found it difficult to believe that a female at times could sexually assault/violate a man. They believe it must have been the other way round. Because the rate at which females get raped daily, makes male sexual assault inconspicuous. Aware of the popular misconceptions on that for men, sex is always welcome, male victims also find it too embarrassed to report sexual assault as they will not get meaningful or helpful solution.
Some misconceptions which have risen as a result of this are;
Men can’t be sexually assaulted
The masculine gender expectations teach boys or men that they can’t be victims. That they are supposed to be competitive, self-reliant and independent but not emotionally needy. A 2009 medical research council survey carried out in South Africa showed that about 3.5% of men have been forced to have sex with other men. Also, in a report, carried out in Central African Republic, showed many cases that men and boys are being raped during armed attacks when they were captive or because they refused to join armed groups. As much as women can be rape victims, likewise men too.
It’s impossible for female to sexually assault a male
A 2014 study of 284 men and boys in college and high school found 43% reported being sexually assaulted, and 95% reported only female perpetrators. Most rape victims are forced to engage in penetration of the female victims without proper consent. In many cases, the male victims could be under the influence of sexually stimulated drugs like rophynol or flunitrazepam or held in life threatening positions.
Only few young boys get sexually violated
A lot of males get violated on daily basis. They aren’t few and its not all about the age or the size of the male. Statistics have shown that at age 16, as many as one in six boys in america has had unwanted sex with an adult. Millions of men, abused as children, continue to live with the effects of shattered trust.
The perpetrators are strangers
They aren’t strangers. Well, just a few of tem may be strangers but they may even be someon you care about. They may be uncle, father, close relative or even friends, teachers etc.
Men can’t be raped because before the act, they become aroused and erection takes place
Research has proven that erection or ejaculations are psychological responses that may result from mere physical contact or even extreme stress. Besides, ejaculation does not mean that someone enjoyed being assaulted. Most male victims, because of physiological effects of anal rape or direct penetration by their perpetrators, have an erection, ejaculate during their assault. Studies of male sexual physiology suggest that involuntary erections or ejaculations can occur in the context of nonconsensual, receptive or anal sex. But sexual assault isnt about sexual desire it is about power and control.
Futhermore, Just like women, men also face psychological effects as a result of this assault. Most male rape survivors, do not receive testing forsexually transmitted diseases that they may have contacted through rape, and they receive no follow-up support from psychological services to deal with the aftermath of theit assault. Men, in general find it difficult to seek for help or report their assault because of embarrasement, societal myths etc.
Men who are rape victims probably from fellow men may face a psychological aftermath of, questioning their sexual identity. Apart from the fact that people will question them and ask them why they had let themselves get raped, they might start seeing themselves as less of a man especially when they are raped by the opposite sex.
They may also not be able to leave with the trauma and might as well lead to insomnia, nightmares etc. such people might also loose their sense of livelihood for a very long time. He would not also be able to relate well with people or trust them like he use to and he would be forced to leave with the nightmares for the rest of his life because he feels no one would believe him if he decides to report the incident.
Men can be sexually assaulted through oral means or through anal means or through direct penetration in the case where by the perpetrator is a female.
However, these misconceptions can be prevented through;
Creation of an awareness program about male sexual assault/violence on male. If this awareness is created it will help the society know that men could also be victims of rape. The government could help create this awareness and could be announced all over the various means of telecommunications example social media.

There should also be support networks for males. Like we have female support groups for female rape victims, there should also be for male . so that male victims would be free to report their perpetrators and discuss how they feel. And also to be able to get proffered solutions to their problems.
THE MISCONCEPTION ABOUT MALE RAPE
Men are also victims of sexual assault/violence, and their perpetrators can be of any gender identity. In a world where sexual assault/violence is predominant and much attention is focused on the female victims, it is easier for the male victims to be neglected by a predominant part of the society that seeks to generate a giant theoretical misconception, that men cannot be raped/assaulted.
It is not in all rape cases that rape is motivated my lustful desires but rape is motivated by the desire to control, dominate, hurt and humiliate not by sexual desire.

Over the years, various misconceptions about male rape, has risen which made the society believe that a man in adulthood cannot be raped because they view the male as the stronger vessel therefore they cannot be a raped and even if a man is raped, they consider such person a weakling or the initiator of the rape. Male rape can be carried out by young/old male or female on the young/old male. Many have found it difficult to believe that a female at times could sexually assault/violate a man. They believe it must have been the other way round. Because the rate at which females get raped daily, makes male sexual assault inconspicuous. Aware of the popular misconceptions on that for men, sex is always welcome, male victims also find it too embarrassed to report sexual assault as they will not get meaningful or helpful solution.

Some misconceptions which have risen as a result of this are;
Men can’t be sexually assaulted
The masculine gender expectations teach boys or men that they can’t be victims. That they are supposed to be competitive, self-reliant and independent but not emotionally needy. A 2009 medical research council survey carried out in South Africa showed that about 3.5% of men have been forced to have sex with other men. Also, in a report, carried out in Central African Republic, showed many cases that men and boys are being raped during armed attacks when they were captive or because they refused to join armed groups. As much as women can be rape victims, likewise men too.

It’s impossible for female to sexually assault a male
A 2014 study of 284 men and boys in college and high school found 43% reported being sexually assaulted, and 95% reported only female perpetrators. Most rape victims are forced to engage in penetration of the female victims without proper consent. In many cases, the male victims could be under the influence of sexually stimulated drugs like rophynol or flunitrazepam or held in life threatening positions.

Only few young boys get sexually violated
A lot of males get violated on daily basis. They aren’t few and its not all about the age or the size of the male. Statistics have shown that at age 16, as many as one in six boys in america has had unwanted sex with an adult. Millions of men, abused as children, continue to live with the effects of shattered trust.
The perpetrators are strangers
They aren’t strangers. Well, just a few of tem may be strangers but they may even be someon you care about. They may be uncle, father, close relative or even friends, teachers etc.


Men can’t be raped because before the act, they become aroused and erection takes place
Research has proven that erection or ejaculations are psychological responses that may result from mere physical contact or even extreme stress. Besides, ejaculation does not mean that someone enjoyed being assaulted. Most male victims, because of physiological effects of anal rape or direct penetration by their perpetrators, have an erection, ejaculate during their assault. Studies of male sexual physiology suggest that involuntary erections or ejaculations can occur in the context of nonconsensual, receptive or anal sex. But sexual assault isnt about sexual desire it is about power and control.

Futhermore, Just like women, men also face psychological effects as a result of this assault. Most male rape survivors, do not receive testing forsexually transmitted diseases that they may have contacted through rape, and they receive no follow-up support from psychological services to deal with the aftermath of theit assault. Men, in general find it difficult to seek for help or report their assault because of embarrasement, societal myths etc.
Men who are rape victims probably from fellow men may face a psychological aftermath of, questioning their sexual identity. Apart from the fact that people will question them and ask them why they had let themselves get raped, they might start seeing themselves as less of a man especially when they are raped by the opposite sex.

They may also not be able to leave with the trauma and might as well lead to insomnia, nightmares etc. such people might also loose their sense of livelihood for a very long time. He would not also be able to relate well with people or trust them like he use to and he would be forced to leave with the nightmares for the rest of his life because he feels no one would believe him if he decides to report the incident.
Men can be sexually assaulted through oral means or through anal means or through direct penetration in the case where by the perpetrator is a female.
However, these misconceptions can be prevented through;

Creation of an awareness program about male sexual assault/violence on male. If this awareness is created it will help the society know that men could also be victims of rape. The government could help create this awareness and could be announced all over the various means of telecommunications example social media.
There should also be support networks for males. Like we have female support groups for female rape victims, there should also be for male . so that male victims would be free to report their perpetrators and discuss how they feel. And also to be able to get proffered solutions to their problems.

cc: mynd44, lalasticlala

https://menvocate./2018/06/11/major-misconception-about-male-rape-funmiakins/