Sexual assault is often observed as a deleterious crime that is deliberately done to physically hurt the victim for a moment, however, it also causes prolonged negative consequences. This social phenomenon has become a significant part of the dominant culture where society substantially associates sexual assault and rape with the notion of sexual pleasure. In reality, however, it arises from an overly controlling individual’s possibly through physical violence, emotional pressure or leveraging of power or alternative social capital. Although many would link multiple factors that would associate for someone vulnerable to be sexually assaulted such as provocative clothing, alcohol, and drug consumption, etc. The underlying idea is to devalue
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A society that supports this systematic practice places emphasis on male dominance that equates male sexuality and their masculinity materializes sexual assault generating correlated illusion sexual power counterparts their virility. This ideology sanctions a male to believe in a woman to be obligated to pay or repay him through as he is qualified to it as an article “Rape, rape culture and the problem of patriarchy” by Robert Jensen he states “... sex is the acquisition of pleasure from a woman, something one takes from a woman, and men talk openly among themselves about strategies to enhance the likelihood of “getting some” even in the face of resistance from women.” (Rape, rape culture and the problem of patriarchy, 2014). Thereby this goes to show that sex should be taken, to gain power as a psychological compensation for his authority as a …show more content…
With a society that goes unspoken about this topic, it eventually supports the cause, therefore, having a ripple effect that creates an unsafe environment for women, which does not get acknowledged. Therefore, with the correct education, sexual assaulters will not have an excuse to misinterpret their justified behaviour, subsequently destroying the sexual assault culture and blaming it on
A society that supports this systematic practice places emphasis on male dominance that equates male sexuality and their masculinity materializes sexual assault generating correlated illusion sexual power counterparts their virility. This ideology sanctions a male to believe in a woman to be obligated to pay or repay him through as he is qualified to it as an article “Rape, rape culture and the problem of patriarchy” by Robert Jensen he states “... sex is the acquisition of pleasure from a woman, something one takes from a woman, and men talk openly among themselves about strategies to enhance the likelihood of “getting some” even in the face of resistance from women.” (Rape, rape culture and the problem of patriarchy, 2014). Thereby this goes to show that sex should be taken, to gain power as a psychological compensation for his authority as a …show more content…
With a society that goes unspoken about this topic, it eventually supports the cause, therefore, having a ripple effect that creates an unsafe environment for women, which does not get acknowledged. Therefore, with the correct education, sexual assaulters will not have an excuse to misinterpret their justified behaviour, subsequently destroying the sexual assault culture and blaming it on