Summary: <br> A new study published in the journal Psychology of Men and Masculinity reports that forty-three percent of U.S. high school boys and young college men report they had an unwanted sexual experience and 95 percent of them were with a woman.<br> The Freedom Report podcast takes on the difficult issue of whether it's possible for a woman to rape a man, and according to this study, it appears that the answer is yes. At least 18% of the encounters in the study were the result of violent coercion on behalf of the female to the male, and 7% of the young men in the cases reported being drugged or given alcohol. Is it harder for young men to talk about these kinds of issues?<br> Also in this episode we deal with the issue of rejection. Men are often the subject of rejection when they make advances, but it's not very often that the shoe is on the other foot. Do the different genders have different responses to refusing unwanted sexual advances? Is is because men aren't allowed to express their sexual preferences without being labeled shallow?<br> All that and more on the Freedom Report Podcast.<br>
