Men No Longer Need to Live in Fear or Hide in Closet of Shame
Current studies show that 1 in 3 to 1 in 2 men are being domestically and/or sexually abused by their significant other.
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What Is Male Domestic / Sexual Abuse
Whenever we hear of domestic and sexual violence we only hear that women are the victims and men are the perpetrators. Why is that? Why is it that in the current decade of 2020 we are only starting to hear of male domestic/sexual victims by their significant others? Why did it take a few major league ballplayers and Amber Heard to take a dump ("grumpy") on Johnny Depp's bed or cut his finger tip off for men to finally get recognized as potential victims? And most importantly why is it only in this current decade of 2020 that the medical association is only starting to acknowledge and scramble to find ways to diagnosis so they can provide same levels of safety and help as the women get?
It's A Damn Joke
"A comedy making fun of survivors is a comedy that throws rocks down about those WITHOUT POWER in a TRAUMATIC SITUATION."
What Can You Do To Protect Yourself
There are many things that men can do to help try to protect themselves and believe it or not believe it or not there are some very simple.
Current Headlines
If there is any news related to men's plight in equal domestic and sexual rights and protection it will be listed here. Please check back regularly.
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Links and Resources
Here you will find links and resources to sites and organizations that are available for men to seek the help and guidance they could use to start their recovery and gain the information and confidence that they are not alone.