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Amber commented on the post, We Need To Stand Up For The Ones Who Are Too Afraid 7 months, 3 weeks ago
Thank you for the feedback. Yes this topic is not as big as rape in general. I understand female rape happens more so then male, but we shouldn’t leave them out. I know so many people when they hear the word rape they think female, which makes since, but we should think of the males as well.
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Amber commented on the post, We Need To Stand Up For The Ones Who Are Too Afraid 7 months, 3 weeks ago
Thank you for your feedback! I will male sure to add the cites that I got my information from.
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Amber wrote a new post, We Need To Stand Up For The Ones Who Are Too Afraid 8 months ago
27th October 2017
Dear Future President,
We have many issues we face today in this world, but one thing in particular is very overlooked. That issue is sexual assault against young boys and older males. Some
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Amber wrote a new post, Should We Stand, Kneel, or Sit? 8 months, 1 week ago
The questions is whether we should stand, kneel, or sit during the National Anthem. My thoughts are in the middle, I understand both views on the issue. Some say we should stand for the people fighting for our
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i am interested in this post because the people that do kneel or sit not only disrespect what people are out there fighting and giving there life up for but it shows how weak someone can be. Standing and showing that your thankful that hundreds of people are putting their life on the line to keep you safe and you cant just stand to say thankful shows what they do means nothing.
One thing that came to my attention was ” Others say they don’t want too due to not believing in what the anthem has to say and offer.” I think this is interesting because while you’re sitting for people that fight for you many people are trying to come to this country do be safe. Standing does no harm but to show that you’re thankful for the time that has granted you you’re life and safety.
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I am interested in your post because males being a victim of rape is not very common and a very interesting topic. This topic is not really a big problem rape in general is a real problem. Before focusing on the male victims we should focus on all victims of rape.
One thing that you said that stands out for me is: “1 out of 10 rape victims are males” I think this quote is interesting because that means 9 out of 10 victims are females. In society today people make fun of rape like its a joke but I know two people in my family and rape is no joke. People who joke about this topic have no idea to have someone close to them a victim of rape. I agree with this topic strongly and should focus on general rape.
Hello Amber, my name is Zane and I love that you made a post about this “unspoken” issue in the world today. I enjoy that you had brought statistics into this to provide a image inside the reader’s head. Though if you cite your sources then individuals could take this passage more seriously. You stated, “Men are afraid to come out to the world with their story. It’s not “normal” for men to be raped.” I believe society as a whole want to make everyone seem as a victim except for men such as, women claiming they don’t have equal rights but it’s rude if a man doesn’t pay for the meal.
Thank you for your feedback! I will male sure to add the cites that I got my information from.
Thank you for the feedback. Yes this topic is not as big as rape in general. I understand female rape happens more so then male, but we shouldn’t leave them out. I know so many people when they hear the word rape they think female, which makes since, but we should think of the males as well.