#notallmen, only 95.1% 💅

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/08862605261432630

>Using anonymous surveys of 2,689 U.S. and Canadian men (18–34 years), we aimed to assess rates of self-reported sexual aggression, reports of strategy effectiveness at forcing known reluctant women into sex, and men’s views of the circumstances, motivations, and positive and negative outcomes. Men reported occasions where they tried to get a woman to engage in sex that **they knew she did not want and to which she had not consented.**

>**The women were individuals with whom the men shared no prior romantic or sexual history**. Overall, **95.1%** reported having recently used at least one of the strategies to get a woman to have sex who **they knew did not want sex and had not consented**.

Bookmark this study, ladies.

And if any 🤡 tries to argue over the semantics of the word "coercion", ask him if you change the word to "manipulation" would it make him feel better?

Also, out of the remaining 4.9% that don't try to manipulate women for sex, how many of them would actually be decent partners that carry their weight in a relationship? Who don't burden the woman with the mental load. Who is emotionally engaged. Who is not a manchild addicted to his hobbies and ignore his partner. Who doesn't resort to other abusive practices like silent treatment, gaslighting, financial abuse, controlling behaviour, etc. Who doesn't get drunk and beat his wife and kids.

Factor all that into account—at the end of the day, how many % is left?