As mentioned previously because as far as we can tell it doesn't happen as often and when it does happen the men are often told they are being "babies/pussy/etc" for complaining, they just aren't believed because they wanted it (because all men always want sex), or they are just too embarrassed to tell anyone. In our society men are seen, more often than not, as the ones that hold the power of sex in a relationship so when a man claims that that power was taken away he faces a different set of societal repercussions than women do.

reasons:

1. It does not happen nearly as often.
2. Some men actually consider it a compliment.
   3.. Other men are too ashamed to admit it.

part of it is probably cause its less likely for a woman to physically overpower a man, the other thing is that even if it does happen the guy doesn't want people to know.

I have never been sexually assaulted by a woman, and it has left me permanently scarred.

It happens, but it's considerably more rare. Few men actually report the assaults. Even fewer male victims report being assaulted than female victims.

There are also female pedophiles, but often their victims are considered lucky. Example: The teacher who molests a 15 year old student and the kid gets a pat on the back from society for banging their teacher. Meanwhile, the teacher gets a two year slap on the wrist. Out in six months for good behavior. And why are all of these female pedos so freaking hott?? You can't tell me they can't get with men their own age!

There are also female johns in the sex trade, but you rarely hear about them either. Male prostitution is big business in the Caribbean and the Philippines. Wealthy European and American women and college age girls travel to destinations like Jamaica and the Dominican Republic for paid sex with local men. These are referred to as Milk Bottle Runs.

I really don't understand or appreciate the comments here that imply or state that men would like being sexually assaulted by a woman. Abuse and assault are awful, period, and it is nothing to joke about. I hate when masculinity is portrayed that way.

Because there is a stigma that men have to be tough and men who are sexually assaulted by a woman is thought to be weak and people laugh. But its not funny. Sexual assault can happen to anyone and everyone should speak out about it.

Because they don't do it so you don't hear it.

because it's treated completely different ie men are likely to just enjoy it. men who are highly sexed are heroes and woman are treated as sluts.

Men aren't in the same danger as women. I've had women get very sexually aggressive with me over the years (and I'm talking a couple of decades ago when I still cared about dating), and not one of them had the muscle to do anything to me I didn't want. Never called a cop or ever had to scream.
It's not the same.
Now, sexual harassment, can't say I've ever endured that. But a woman supervisor pressuring a subordinate for a tumble in the file closet, haven't seen it, but who can say that has never happened?

Just so happens for kicks and giggles I looked this up a few days back truth.is just as many men are raped by women vice versa.

Women love sex, men need it.
Maybe us men egos get too needy. Then the size of a man gets too much and many of us are pigs.
Then some of us men, get really stupid.

you wish

Actually, sexual assault of men by women happens a lot more often than we are led to believe. Part of the reason it wasn't really widely known is because of the terminology that has been used for sexual assault cases over the years. When the FBI started tracking violent crime statistics in 1930, rape of men was completely excluded. It wasn't until 2012 that the FBI definition of "forcible rape" was actually changed. It had always been "the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will". So, FBI tracking of sexual assault on males had never existed until 5 years ago. And even now, the definition isn't fully inclusive of men as victims. It still defines rape as vaginal, anal or oral penetration of an individual without their consent. It is not inclusive of instances where a victim is made to penetrate.

This study that was released in 2014 has found that men and women both are pretty equal as victims and perpetrators of sexual assault. Even when this study was released, most of us still didn't get that information because the media only focused on the information about the rape of women.

[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Beyond the fact forced sex doesn't work for men (as far as I know), women generally lack the physical strength to overpower a guy … and if he’s simply incapacitated ..same thing.. I suspect testosterone levels play a major role. There are no doubt a shitload of searchable clinical answers to this one

Through my formative years, male aggression felt both encouraged and expected. I remember the ‘pep-talks’ and creepy advice from older guys... I can’t imagine women even considering such stuff.. I see an entire culture surrounding women’s attempt to gain attention, but all that stopping far short of anything suggesting or encouraging physical assault..

Men have been socially conditioned to not allow themselves to be victims of sexual assault by a female. Also, because it is much less common than sexual assault perpetrated by a male.

Because the men already gonna rape them anyway...

You know, I havent, but I've seen the seduction of men by boss females on TV. Thats a mess!

In my dreams...

Simple mechanics. One person has a sword and the other has a cave. Which sounds more aggressive? Plus, if a guy isn't into it, he won't have a sword, he'll have a wet noodle that no woman could really assault anyway. Sort of. Ugh.

Gee I dunno...

I would assume it's easier to find men that like the abuse.... therefore it wouldn't be considered assault lol

Men like being sexually assaulted?