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MYTH: "Women who are sexually assaulted "ask for it" by the way they dress or act. Sometimes people blame the victim for their behaviour by saying things like, "What did you expect dressed like that?" or "It wouldn't have happened if you hadn't been drinking"." |
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FACT: No one ever "asks" to be sexually assaulted. Victims of sexual assault report a wide range of dress and actions at the time of the assault. Even when someone flirts, they always have the right to say "no" to sex. The term "ask for it" blames the victim for the assault and is used by the offender to excuse criminal behaviour. |
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