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Yes. Often, people hear the words “rape” or “sexual assault” and automatically figure the victim is female. This…
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The answer to this question isn’t clear-cut. It’s really hard to tell up front whether someone might become abusive.…
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Sexual harassment is unwanted and unwelcome sexual attention (comments, looks, touching, rumors, etc.) that makes another…
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According to the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN), one of the biggest things you can do for a friend or…
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First and foremost, what happened was not your fault. It was not your fault even if the person who raped you is someone…
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If someone forces or pressures you (physically or otherwise) into any kind of sexual activity—after you’ve said no…
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First, know that you are not alone. Usually, children and teens are abused by people closest to them—parents or guardians,…
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Rohypnol or “roofies” is a powerful sedative that can make someone unable to move or talk. It’s often referred to…
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