Everyone deserves to feel loved and appreciated for exactly who he/she is. No one should be confined to a box or label, and each of us can and should do our part to expand what it means to be a man for ourselves and the boys in our lives. There is freedom outside the rigid definitions we have placed upon men, and not just for men, but for everyone involved.

So whether you’re a Trump supporter, Hillary supporter, or concerned citizen, an angered sexual assault survivor, or a disturbed onlooker, I think we can all call bullshit on his and much of society’s dismissal of this as “just locker room talk” and start the conversation about how we are still, in almost 2017, normalizing and dismissing male sexual violence.

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