Sexual Aggressiveness

There are behaviours that most people find it hard to look at honestly. Sexual aggressiveness is one of them. It manifests as an urge to exercise power in sexual contact, to dominate, to turn the other person into an object — an impulse that goes beyond healthy desire and tips into violence, boundary violation, or control. This is not a topic anyone enjoys talking about. And yet it must be named — clearly, directly, and without whitewashing.

Because one thing is important before we go deeper: sexual violence causes harm. It leaves marks — physical, psychological, often lifelong. No psychosomatic understanding justifies violent behaviour. Those who hurt other people through sexual aggression bear full responsibility for their actions. That is non-negotiable.