Author uses a brutally honest analogy to help other men understand how our culture enables sexual assault.

Every man should read this.

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Many men don’t understand the constant anxiety countless women experience every day surrounding the fear of being sexually assaulted.

This lack of empathy has been in the forefront of the American consciousness over the last few years, especially since Donald Trump entered the center of the political arena. He’s been accused by multiple women of sexual assault and rape, was friends with a man accused of sex trafficking minors, caught on tape bragging about sexually abusive behavior, and has supported men for Senate and the Supreme Court who’ve been credibly accused of assault as well.


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The shocking thing about Trump is not that a man in power has attempted to wield it over women — it’s that his actions haven’t deterred his supporters.

A.R. Moxon, author of the upcoming book, “The Revisionaries,” came up with a brilliant, yet brutal metaphor to help men understand the constant fear and anxiety that potential sexual abuse causes women. It also helps them understand how women feel when powerful men such as Trump are able to get away with the abuse because the system supports them.

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He used the analogy to explain how women felt about the Brock Turner rape case.

He then applied the analogy to President Trump.

The analogy also applies to Trump’s support of Judge Roy Moore and Brett Kavanaugh.

Men, imagine if you got kicked in the nuts and it made you pregnant and then the government forced you to carry the baby to full-term.

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