The culture that repeatedly downplays the effects on a woman being sexually assaulted. Our culture says what did the girl do to cause what happened, how did she dress, why did she drink, why didn't she report. I recently read an article by woman who tells of a man groping her on the street while telling her he was going to rape her. Her reaction was embarrassment, looking to see if anyone saw her get her breast grabbed at the bus stop. All she could think was, go to work, act normal. She felt ashamed of crying in the restroom at work.
At 15, at a party any young girl would feel they couldn't tell their parents, because the question would have been, "how could you be so stupid, to put yourself in that situation??" Parents fear the possibility of their daughter being asked in court, what signals she sent, has she ever made out with a boy, was she known for being loose. Our entire social system says girls are a distraction to boys, school dress codes reflect it.
When I write about sexual assault, why do you feel defensive if you don't see the culture that exists?