The findings of the study reveal six themes and related subthemes as six types and related subtypes of rape experienced by men as follows: acquaintance rape, including familial rape stranger rape gang rape, including corrective-gang rape, drug-facilitated gang rape, pack-hunting rape, women retributive rape (or women vengeance) for violence experienced from men homophobic rape prison rape, including transactional rape and gang initiation rape and armed rape. An interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) qualitative approach was used to collect and analyze data from a purposive sample of 11 participants, using semistructured individual interviews. The objective of this study was to first determine and then describe, the types of rape experienced by men. As a result, the types of rape experienced by them are not understood, and thus it is often difficult to develop contextually relevant interventions to prevent male rape and to support male rape victims. Although rape affects the community in general, there is a paucity of literature on rape victimization of men. Globally, rape is regarded as the most demoralizing type of trauma, and it has negative implications for victims and their families.