As a caveat to this and all the other example figures being thrown around: just because the victim is hetero, does not mean the perpetrator of harassment or assault is too. In a lot of cases it’s the victim declining or rejecting the advances outright that only prompts the perp to be more forceful, man or woman.
True, this gets complicated in that way, I don’t know off the top of my head a decent study that tries to actually quantify and assess that, as… usually when these wide scale surveys/studies are done, they don’t ask for the sexual orientation of the partner, sometimes they don’t even ask the victim what their orientation is.
But, there are studies specific to more like, ‘sexual violence in the (whichever subsection of LGBTQ+) community’… but at least off the top of my head, I don’t know of any that you could…
… basically, do the statistical correction/specification, to get that level of detail.
As a caveat to this and all the other example figures being thrown around: just because the victim is hetero, does not mean the perpetrator of harassment or assault is too. In a lot of cases it’s the victim declining or rejecting the advances outright that only prompts the perp to be more forceful, man or woman.
True, this gets complicated in that way, I don’t know off the top of my head a decent study that tries to actually quantify and assess that, as… usually when these wide scale surveys/studies are done, they don’t ask for the sexual orientation of the partner, sometimes they don’t even ask the victim what their orientation is.
But, there are studies specific to more like, ‘sexual violence in the (whichever subsection of LGBTQ+) community’… but at least off the top of my head, I don’t know of any that you could…
… basically, do the statistical correction/specification, to get that level of detail.
If you know of any, I’d be glad to read them!