Yes, men are victims of rape, abuse, or other forms of sexual assault and victimization. But because men are far less likely than women to seek help, it goes drastically under reported. Some experts estimate that one in nine college men have been sexually assaulted, one in seven men in their lifetime. In fact, most rapes of males are committed by heterosexuals.
Most male rapes take place in prison, jails, and reformatories.
However, women adults have abused male children. Some women have sexually violated or even raped men since it is possible to stimulate even a terrified man into having an erection or rape him anally with an object. Men are assaulted by strangers in secluded places or when hitchhiking. Like women, they are also sexually assaulted by acquaintances. And also like women, men are sexually abused as children by relatives, baby-sitters and other adults.