This document discusses how social bonds and friendship can help prevent rape. It notes that rape prevention has traditionally focused on women's self-defense but that rape hurts all genders. Strong social bonds in closed communities like college campuses can help prevent rape by increasing the risk of rapists getting caught, encouraging travel in groups for protection, reducing alienation between genders, and highlighting that rape impacts both men and women. The document advocates for making friends to gain security, companionship and positive memories.