Yes, all women will be raped.

Actually males are probably more likely statistically to be the raper and raped.

It may seem like women make up the majority of the rape victims, but it's hard to get numbers of rapes used to control other males and keep them submissive in say, the military, the army, prison, and other such tough environments with a lot of a dudes. It probably very well is men that are the majority as they are much more likely to raped once they get into a dangerous environment with a violent hierarchy...

I'm not saying this because I think we shouldn't focus on female victims, but because male on female rape by the stereotypical "hyper macho entitled dude on a date" image that we often see used to illustrate rape by feminists probably isn't the most likely scenario.

That even strawmans typical male vs female scenarios as in order to keep the woman quiet rapists will often establish a relationship with a woman which requires her trust, she happily has sex with him at first, then in the middle he starts the rape, after she's given an initial a ok, then suddenly he'll avoid asking for consent and keep going no matter what she says after that. Scary stuff, but because our rape justice system in the first world is not completely fucked up and solves a lot of cases, rapists have to be crafty in order to have their rape victim not report, or bend in court.

This is why I can't really believe we are living in a rape culture...rapists have to be crafty and everyone is disgusted at even a non proven rapist. Obviously not encouraged or seen as a sexual norm. However in the third world on the other hand, rape justice systems are shitty, which means a lot of women are raped by complete strangers, violent gang rape seems to be very common.

Getting back to men raping men in large numbers, I think that the reasons why this would be more likely is simple. Men are more likely to be mentally ill or even disturbed, men are just naturally more physical creatures rather than emotional ones, so unlike women hurting each other and violating each other emotionally, men will inflict violence in a visceral sort of way and this is one of the nasty ways to get a guy to just...be frightened of you, men have the advantage of their victim A) not being able to report as much B) if heterosexual (like a lot of victims are) being deeply humiliated and confused by the situation, having them not want to report even more C) Not receiving any support at a shelter like a woman would as as readily, men have more testosterone on average in their systems, making them more impulsive and potentially (however this is DEFINTELY not the case with a lot of men I've known) a bit more violent.

What's interesting is that "rape culture" used to be used back in the day, not by feminists, but to describe the large and growing phenomenon of men in violent prison hierarchies violently raping men who they wanted to get to submit to them and be their bitch, basically. Talks about rape culture were first inducted in prisons, because in prisons there was a sentiment and still is, that rape was "ok" as a tactic to get lower ranked men in the hierarchy to do things for the more dangerous men in the prisons. Also more highly ranked men in the prison hierarchy would also rape a lower ranked prison member just if they missed having sex with a woman, that's where the "men feel entitled to sex and that means they want to rape" part of the rape culture handbook comes from I believe.

But...I feel like using a concept designed for PRISON, incorrectly creates a rape hysteria culture where women feel threatened and weak for no reason. This is not a good thing because it might encourage more men to rape women indirectly, this is because women display a weak and small body language in dangerous areas, and for sexual predators, they get a sick sense of pleasure out of pursuing a target who appears weak and easy to violate.

We need to teach women about rape in a more sensible way which requires them to consider their actions if they get into a situation where they may be victimised, such as using the right body language to appear tall, knowing self defence techniques, knowing who to call if a stranger is following you, and how to gauge if going somewhere at a certain hour is a bad idea. We don't need to teach them about the culture of prison because obviously we don't live in a prison, and it's presenting a false image of how the mind of a rapist operates, rapists aren't overt in first world western society, they are often hidden, waiting for their secret chance to strike. Women should be aware of this.

Sorry for the book