Why does Roiphe think that there would never be a rule, law, pamphlet, or peer counseling group for men who claimed to have been emotionally raped or verbally pressured into sex?
A) Women aren't physically strong enough to follow through on emotional or verbal pressure
B) There's an assumption of men's basic competence, free will and strength of character
C) Women would not support men if they became more emotionally vulnerable
D) Most men are busy exercising their power elsewhere, and would not waste time on such activities
E) We aren't advanced enough to recognize that men can be emotionally raped

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Roiphe suggests that society assumes men have basic competence, free will, and strength of character, which implies they are less likely to be seen as victims of emotional or verbal pressure.

Why Does Roiphe Think That There Would Never Be a Rule