Abuse does not necessarily cause abuse as the media tends to speculate. Most male survivors I have known are well-adjusted people carrying a load of internal scarring rather than problems with sexual deviance. Male abuse survivors have to deal with the reality of anger about what happened with their bodies in what should have been a secure childhood. Not often do angry survivors go about the town bashing people up. Therapy teaches the abuse survivor that anger is a healthy emotion to feel and encourages the safe expression of pent-up feelings and anxieties.
Society has pushed the issue that men are too violent, crime is on the rise.
Anger can't be suppressed. Without an outlet anger only builds up to explosion point. The same situation applies that no survivor raped as a child is going to walk round the town in adulthood raping women. Rape of boys and men is possible - rather that it carries the offensive title of 'forced sodomy'. It is devastating for a women to be penetrated sexually.