One of the outcomes of same-sex rape is that the male victim

A) experiences less trauma than the average female victim.
B) experiences trauma for fewer years than a female victim might.
C) feels a loss of masculinity.
D) experiences a sense of femininity.

Many male victims of same-sex rape report feeling a loss of masculinity or like they are less of a man as a result of the assault. This can contribute to long-term psychological harm and difficulty in recovery. Option A and B are incorrect as there is no evidence to suggest that male victims experience less trauma or trauma for fewer years than female victims. Option D is also incorrect as it assumes that the victim's gender identity is altered, which is not necessarily the case.