According to the answer, “excessive alcohol intake increases her risk of sexual assault.” No, sexual predators and rapists increase risk of sexual assault. I’m so tired of the pervasive belief in our culture that women are to blame for being victims of sexual assault. This would be the same as educating a patient to wear a longer skirt or to cover up their cleavage because such “promiscuous” clothing choices is inviting sexual assault. No, that is not right, and how dare it be suggested that we educate our patient that sexual assault is avoidable by refraining from alcohol.
Danika Claire says
According to the answer, “excessive alcohol intake increases her risk of sexual assault.” No, sexual predators and rapists increase risk of sexual assault. I’m so tired of the pervasive belief in our culture that women are to blame for being victims of sexual assault. This would be the same as educating a patient to wear a longer skirt or to cover up their cleavage because such “promiscuous” clothing choices is inviting sexual assault. No, that is not right, and how dare it be suggested that we educate our patient that sexual assault is avoidable by refraining from alcohol.