The myth that women want to be raped is

A) partly based on facts.
B) a male blame-the-victim rationalization.
C) no longer a widely held belief.
D) no longer a part of the assumptions held by the courts.

The myth that women want to be raped is a male blame-the-victim rationalization, which is incorrect and offensive. This harmful belief shifts the responsibility from the perpetrator to the victim and reinforces harmful gender stereotypes. It is not based on facts, and it is essential to recognize and dismiss this myth to combat rape culture. While some individuals may still hold onto this belief, it is not widely accepted or perpetuated in modern society. However, it is still essential to challenge and address any underlying beliefs that contribute to victim-blaming and rape culture.