54 | 4.3.2010 | 6 months agoOne Man’s No Holds Barred Thoughts on Rape
matthewmorgan:michellehaimoff:
If you read nothing else on this blog, read this. All the way through.
Spot fucking on.
Let me tell you something. I have three younger sisters and one of them has already been a victim. The two youngest have a pretty high chance of being raped also and I’m very protective of them only because of this. My sister was raped when she was 17, more than 80% of my friends that are girls have been raped, and I watched, stood by really, as it destroyed them. In a few instances, I count myself as responsible because there were signs, things were said, and I stood by and did nothing. I learned my lesson quickly and now I don’t put up with shit. My friends say something that degrades, puts down women, I stomp on it. I overhear someone saying “no means yes,” I punch them in the face. I hear someone talking about taking a drunk girl home, I can be the ultimate cock block.
There is a very skewed and fucked up mentality going on in our culture. I can blame the media and I can blame celebrities that dress and act like dumbasses, but what it comes down to is that we’re all easily manipulated into thinking that there isn’t a problem. But there is a HUGE FUCKING PROBLEM. We, as males, need to realize this and start doing something about it because I’m really tired of being woken up after closing time and running over to a [girl]friend’s house because she’s too scared to call the police or go to the hospital alone, or because she doesn’t want to be alone, or because she needs someone to be with her. The idea that women are sexual objects put on this Earth to shove our dicks in is fucking ridiculous. You want to get off? Masturbate, buy a Fleshlight. There is no fucking reason for rape, for sexual assualt, for violence. Period. There is no fucking reason for it.
You think this doesn’t affect you? Wrong. Your sister, your mom, your aunt, your cousins, your friends. These are the people that could possibly suffer. Would you be okay with the fact that your mom was raped? No, you wouldn’t be. Do something to prevent it instead of just standing by, reading articles, trying to defend the male psyche. Get over it and stand up. I’m pretty sure you don’t like knowing that most women view every man as a potential rapist, including you, and there is only one way to change that.
this is what girlperson was responding to.
