Sexual Abuse is Not Just a Women’s Issue
Jun. 14th, 2011 09:51 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
polimickshttp://www.polimicks.com/?p=407
"In his upcoming book, champion boxer Sugar Ray Leonard talks about his sexual abuse at the hands of a boxing coach. This, if nothing else, should dispel the myth that men who are sexually abused are weak. Leonard had a career as a professional fighter. At the time of his assault, he was training to represent the US in the Olympics, at the peak of his form. Having not read the book, I do not know the circumstances of the abuse, but I don’t think that really matters."
I have added a couple of links at the end, that do quote the parts on the abuse. And one of which, engages in the sort of nonsense female rape victims have to deal with all the fucking time.
"In his upcoming book, champion boxer Sugar Ray Leonard talks about his sexual abuse at the hands of a boxing coach. This, if nothing else, should dispel the myth that men who are sexually abused are weak. Leonard had a career as a professional fighter. At the time of his assault, he was training to represent the US in the Olympics, at the peak of his form. Having not read the book, I do not know the circumstances of the abuse, but I don’t think that really matters."
I have added a couple of links at the end, that do quote the parts on the abuse. And one of which, engages in the sort of nonsense female rape victims have to deal with all the fucking time.
