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We are curious what did you consider cheating? Please comment below! #Repost @tulsasexpert with @get_repost ・・・ People have different opinions about what’s considered cheating, so it’s up to partners to decide what the “rules” are for their relationship. Everyone is different when it comes to dating rules, so people should sit down with their partner and agree on what counts as cheating in their relationships.⠀ ⠀ #askasexpert #ispeaksexhealth #datingadvice #cheating #relationship

#Repost @tulsasexpert with @get_repost ・・・ Yes. When most people hear the words “rape” or “sexual assault," they automatically assume the victim is female and the rapist is male. This isn’t always true. Males can be raped. Also, females can rape people. Regardless of how rape is defined legally, being forced to do something sexually that you did not agree to is always wrong and can have lasting effects, regardless of your sex or the sex of the person who raped you. A guy can be penetrated by a penis or object, anally, for example. And despite what some people think, a guy can also be forced to have vaginal intercourse. Just because a guy has an erection doesn’t necessarily mean that he wants sex. An erection is simply a response to stimulation—a normal, involuntary reaction that the body has—and it sometimes can happen out of fear, shock or for no clear reason at all. It’s hard for anyone to report rape or sexual assault. A guy might feel like he’s not a “real man” if he was raped, or he may feel like no one would believe him because he’s been taught that guys should always want and have sex if the situation arises. If the person who rapes him was another male, he might worry the rape “made him gay.” Or he may worry that others will think he’s gay. If a gay or bisexual guy is raped by another guy, people sometimes think that he was “asking for it” or that he’s making it up. These are all examples of myths that are out there that can make it even more difficult for guys who have been raped to get help. Just like anyone who has experienced rape, guys have nothing to feel guilty about or ashamed of if they are raped. It’s not their fault. Anyone, male or female, who has been raped can call the National Sexual Assault Hotline managed by the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673). The hotline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide support and information to all survivors of rape and sexual assault.#askasexpert #ispeaksexhealth #male #victim #noshame