I know exactly what you mean. It's extremely annoying this demonisation and inflation of rape (of women). They act like rape is the worse thing that could possibly happen to a person. Judging by the lack of suicides of rape victims, I beg to differ. And you know if they were all offing themselves instead of posting about it on internet blogs, they would never let us hear the end of it.

Must not be as 'traumatic' as they make it seem. And Western society's reactions only exacerbate any negative feelings a rape victim might feel. They literally pimp victimhood to the point where women are asking obvious questions like 'Was I raped?'. Isn't this like asking 'Was I beaten?'. Even if you didn't feel like you were, after talking to them, you would.

So why was rape chosen to be put on a pedestal over even the murder/beating of women by the feminists? I guess it's because rape takes away women's sexual power, which is one of their strongest assets whether they're in denial about it or not. They demonstrate their own value by how they latch on to this over more important things.

The State jumps on board with the rape and 'statutory' rape hysteria too because they get so much control from it. Why should the State have any involvement with who anyone chooses to have a relationship with (of whatever age, mind you) as long as noone is forced or coerced? You would think that parents and adults could decide these things for themselves and their children but I guess they gave up that 'right' among the others.

The myth of 'sexual trauma', the perversion of the definition of rape, and false accusations doesn't help either.