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In this brief public service announcement, speaker Mike Domitrz (identified by the #centerforrespect and #mikedomitrz tags) emphatically states that sexual assault occurs solely because a perpetrator chooses to commit sexual violence, not because of any actions or precautions taken by the potential victim. He challenges common victim‑blaming narratives that suggest teaching children to avoid certain behaviors (A, B, C) can prevent assault, emphasizing that no set of behaviors can guarantee safety. The core message is that responsibility lies entirely with the assailant, and survivors should never be held accountable for the crime committed against them.

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