I have considered this a few times as the outlook of rape vs claim. And came to just stop listening to it entirely, Generally, Anyone who tells you they were raped and is Not in a relationship with you for family, Is crying for attention unless you happen to be a police officer and they need help.
I dont know if there is a fear of cops or what the deal is, but people need to get their shit together, Say Man up buttercup, And call the cops when they get raped instead of going around telling everyone BUT the police.
Long story short, if Anyone has told you they were raped, And were not family / interested in sex with you, Odds are, its for attention.
That or the fact they trust me enough to tell me something. I tend to be the first person people come to with a problem. Then again some people are able to better deal with it than some others and they don't need that outlet. Everyone has a breaking point.
I also can understand it being brought up in a conversation if the topic has something to do with it.
Sometimes people don't have family or friends they can talk to so they have to resort to telling someone else.
Also not everyone can go to the police, what about if you're a child, or you don't want to get in trouble? Not ever one can tell their family either, especially if the person that raped or molested you is inside of the family. I think you're just a tad bit too harsh on others.

It's one of those things that tend to be hard to understand unless you've gone through them yourself I'm assuming. In the event they do want attention or really want someone to listen, if it's truly happened, what's so wrong with that?
I can understand people trying to garner sympathy is annoying but I feel a lot of empathy for those who genuinely need someone to talk to.