different statistics. Also, I'll point out in Tables 2.1 and 2.2 that the lifetime prevalence of women being the victims of rape is 1 in 5, while the lifetime prevalence of men "being made to penetrate" is 1 in 21, and the lifetime prevalence of men being the victims of rape is 1 in 100, or 1.4%. If you combine "male victims of rape" with "male victims being made to penetrate" the number is 1 in 71. So again, you've read the statistics incorrectly. No stak, I'm not conflating anything. Table 2.1 shows 1.1% of women were victims of rape in the last 12 months projecting to 1,270,000 victims. Table 2.2 shows * % of men were victims of rape in the last 12 months. But, it additionally shows that 1.1% of men were victims of "made to penetrate" projecting to 1,267,000 victims. The 1,267,000 male victims of being "made to penetrate" are attached to the 80% female assailant figure, not the 93% male assailant figure. And to soothe your nerves, according to this study 40% of the rapes OCCURRING IN THE PREVIOUS 12 MONTHS are women raping men, with the acceptance that forced envelopment is indeed rape (which as I said in a just society it should be considered rape). Also, you are wrong. The lifetime rate for men of *rape alone* is 1 in 71. The lifetime rate of "made to penetrate" by itself is 1 in 21. Excerpt: Being Made to Penetrate Someone Else Approximately 1 in