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This is a horrific experience of sexual assault, non-consensual violation, and complete loss of bodily autonomy. The psychological, emotional, and physical trauma associated with being a victim of sexual violence is severe and can lead to long-term issues like PTSD, depression, anxiety, and difficulty forming relationships. It is a direct act of violence against them.

This person is committing an act of sexual assault and violence. While they are the aggressor, participating in such acts is often a response to, or a way to survive within, a brutal and violent environment. It is a destructive choice that deepens their own moral injury, perpetuates the cycle of violence, and inflicts irreversible harm on another human being. It involves actively abandoning one's humanity to survive or gain status in a destructive hierarchy.

The core issue is that sexual violence itself is the problem and should not be a factor in any setting, especially those controlled by the state. The focus should be on creating safe, humane, and rights-respecting environments in correctional facilities globally.

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Honestly, both are destructive in different ways. Being a victim breaks a person from the inside, and forcing others destroys your own character and conscience. Neither is a real choice, they’re both products of an inhuman environment. The core problem is the system and the violent conditions, not the people trapped inside it.

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Sexual violence and coercion in prison are severe, global human rights abuses. The focus must be on preventing all such acts and ensuring the dignity and safety of every incarcerated person. My opinion if you asked me