Of the 18,900 military members that experienced unwanted sexual contact by the end of FY14, only 43% of the females and 10% of the males reported (RAINN). Military lifestyles are stressful, whether at home or deployed. With a constant weight of relentless stress that seems to never subside, many feel as though no outlets exist to aid them, or fear confidentiality breaches utilizing said outlets. “Military sexual trauma (MST) for both men and women, and especially men, may be pushed aside to focus on more “heroic” and less stigmatizing events of combat” (Katz et al 496). In comparison to war-related injuries, that of military sexual assault is usually of a “lower priority” (Katz et al 496). “MST is typically thought of as a ‘women’s issue’ and
