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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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I think that cases of female-on-male rape are an incredible minority of overall rapes. And those who wish us to reconnoiter our thinking on rape as a more gender-neutral crime are misguided, and merely arguing their own political agenda. CMV.

Can we leave male-on-male rape aside for this one? Yes, it’s a serious problem and yes it happens far too often. But I hope that can be a separate discussion. I hope we can stick to female-on-male rape and whether it’s a cause for alarm. As I said, I think it’s a minor drop in the sea of overall rapes committed. 

The comments that inspired this post kept pointing out that women can rape men by drugging their drink, blackmailing them into sex, or simply overpowering them. And while, yes, this has likely happened before, it hardly seems like the order of the day. Like I said, CMV. 

Maybe it's just me, but this seems to be coming up a lot on reddit recently. Some seem to wish to change any conversation of rape towards the notion that woman rape just like men do. They constantly point to something called “tumblr feminism”, or SRS – which are apparently things – as trying to cover this up. It seems to have become an argument about who the *real* bad people are.  

More-often-than-not it seems fights between the hardcore feminists and the vehement anti-feminists come across like listening to an argument between Donald Trump and Rosie O’Donnell – in other words, maybe it’s my fault for even tuning in. Or am I wrong, and I’m just ignorant of what a problem female-on-rape is?

The other phenomenon often cited is when a female school teacher has sex with a high school boy. While clearly statutory rape, this seems to me as somewhat trivial compared to when a woman is violently raped by a man. Again, CMV. 

By the way, I’m sure that we can all agree that statistics for such a topic are woefully problematic.  And I certainly know that not having data at hand doesn’t make your contribution invalid. But it would be great if people could mention any studies that have sought to examine this. 

Finally, I just want to say that I am not trying to minimize or turn a blind eye to *any* form of rape. Rape is rape and rape is bad; I think we all know that. I certainly don’t want to suggest that any males who have been a victim to female rape should just “walk it off,” or whatever. Just that they’re in an incredible minority of rape victims, statistically speaking. Mostly, I’m just hoping to learn a thing or two. Thanks.
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The fact that something occurs more or less often statistically makes no difference to any individual victim, so they should all be given equal access to the proper care and help they need, and shouldn't be shunned or portrayed negatively by media and culture.