Trust the warning
You do not need courtroom-level proof to leave a room, call somebody, make noise, or change your plan. The bad feeling is enough.
When a woman knows she is in danger, surviving may mean thinking ahead, appearing to cooperate, waiting for an opening—and fighting like hell to get free.

Shock gets attention. Survival is the point.
“Bite The Dick Off” is deliberately blunt because sexual assault is real, terrifying, and too often discussed in whispers. This is not about revenge. It is about giving women permission to trust danger, use surprise, resist when they can, and escape.
An attacker may expect fear, silence, or compliance. Appearing to cooperate can be a survival decision. If that creates an opening, sudden resistance—including biting—may create the second needed to get away.
No response makes an assault the survivor’s fault. Fighting, freezing, fleeing, or complying to stay alive are all survival responses.
If you respect women, understand consent, and keep your hands to yourself, this campaign is not about you. You do not have to worry about this shit.
The men who should be scared are the ones thinking about doing something fucked up to a woman. We want consequences on their minds before they ever make a move.
I do not know how many attackers will have to learn the hard way. I hope the answer is none. If this message makes even one person stop, think, and leave a woman alone, that is a better future for everybody.
You do not need courtroom-level proof to leave a room, call somebody, make noise, or change your plan. The bad feeling is enough.
If direct resistance is not safe yet, acting calm or compliant can be strategy—not consent. The survivor decides what the moment requires.
When an opening appears, make noise, resist, get away, move toward people or safety, and call for help. Escape is the win.
This campaign offers general awareness, not a guarantee that any tactic will work. Every assault is different. No survivor is responsible for an attacker’s actions or for how her body responds under threat.
Strength starts before an emergency. Teach girls that their discomfort matters, “no” is a complete answer, and politeness never outranks personal safety.
The original three are back prints now, with a small centered BiteTheDickOff.com mark on the front. The two dark-humor shirts stay back-only. Online ordering is open now.
Clean statement shirts with the message large on the back and the website small on the front.
The statement that started the whole damn thing, moved to a large clean back print.
Front center
A clean black-and-red mission statement across the back of a bone-colored shirt.
Front center
The parent shirt: clean, blunt, and built for families raising girls who trust themselves.
Front centerLarge clean artwork on the back. Blank front. No gore and no clutter.
Dark humor. Clean design. Zero ambiguity. Bold cream-and-red artwork with no graphic anatomy.
Clean cream-and-red badge. No explicit anatomy. No gore. Just a club nobody wants to join.
Launch pricing: $34.99 for the core front-and-back shirts and $29.99 for the back-only shirts. Online ordering is open now; shipping is calculated at checkout. Questions? Use the Message Bobby link.
A non-realistic, phallic-shaped training concept intended to help adult women and supervised trainees understand commitment and pressure without pretending a classroom exercise can reproduce a real assault.
The final design must be engineered around dental safety, controlled breakaway behavior, cleanable materials, and replaceable components. It will not be offered for sale until qualified professionals test it.
“I’m a father. I’m proud. And I refuse to stay quiet.”
I started Bite The Dick Off because I have two young daughters and I do not like what is happening to girls and women. I want them—and every woman—to know that their lives matter more than an attacker’s comfort, expectations, or body.
The name is shocking because the reality is worse. The purpose is serious: start conversations, strengthen instincts, fund education, and remind women that getting home alive is the only rule that matters.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline offers free, confidential, 24/7 support. This website provides general awareness—not legal, medical, or professional self-defense advice.