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Expecting entitlement, researchers asked young men about sex. What they found was fear, vigilance, and shame.

Some young men may have absorbed a cultural suspicion of men so deeply that they see themselves as potential perpetrators, according to an interview study that found fear and shame crowding out pleasure in their accounts of sex.

Expecting entitlement, researchers asked young men about sex. What they found was fear, vigilance, and shame.

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