I've been catcalled, groped and actually humped in a bus in broad ****ing daylight so I don't know...why would I ever feel afraid to walk alone at night??
I can't speak for other women, but I'm a 5'1'' girl who sometimes can't open heavy doors, so there goes my chance of protecting myself I mean, I'd obviously try, but I doubt I could do much.
5ft11 women here and I'm equally scared! I doubt my long lanky legs can harm anyone
Maybe, in those cases, women suffer from sexual assault which can be worse than getting robbed or injured.
What, there is no can be in this discussion, as either situations can have lasting psychological damage. If you were to say rape,then yes I would agree with you It is normal to feel on edge and on guard, even if you're a man. Men can still feel as vulnerable as women. You walk through certain parts and not fit in, and see what happens
I've been catcalled, groped and actually humped in a bus in broad ****ing daylight so I don't know...why would I ever feel afraid to walk alone at night??
sorry for asking but do you have a body that is deemed attractive? my bff has a extreme hourglass figure 38-25-38 and she experiences this quite often.
Are you being serious? Answer this. When was the last time you heard about a man being gang raped on a street corner?
Plenty of stories of men being beaten and even killed by gangs of other men. You're more likely to see a story of a man being a victim of a violent crime
The reason people would be worried is because of the number of victims, so, when we look at victims, we see that around 33% of violent crime victims are female.
Women are half as likely to be attacked on the street as men, so why do people think this way?
You give two different scenarios.
1. Walking home at night. 2. Violent crime.
You need to look at the figures more deeply. What does the male violence consist of, street violence, muggings, gang violence.
What do the female attacks consist of rape and sexual assault? Those are going to have a lot more lifechanging effects than a simple mugging or fight. Had you thought about that?
How many more males are there out on the street?
You need to look in more detail and do some proper analysis and the answers become apparent.
sorry for asking but do you have a body that is deemed attractive? my bff has a extreme hourglass figure 38-25-38 and she experiences this quite often.
No I don't really have a body that could be considered attractive. I don't really think someone who is desperate (or sick) enough to hump a 16yo cares about the type of body they have.
You need to look at the figures more deeply. What does the male violence consist of, street violence, muggings, gang violence.
What do the female attacks consist of rape and sexual assault? Those are going to have a lot more lifechanging effects than a simple mugging or fight. Had you thought about that?
How many more males are there out on the street?
You need to look in more detail and do some proper analysis and the answers become apparent.
You forgot murder off your list of crimes against men
because if someone steps to me i have little hesitation in knocking them the **** out. i think ladies in general arent as keen to start throwing hands.
The reason people would be worried is because of the number of victims, so, when we look at victims, we see that around 33% of violent crime victims are female.
Women are half as likely to be attacked on the street as men, so why do people think this way?
As people have said, girls are physically weaker.
But maybe the reason for your statistic is because women tend not to actually walk at night, whereas men can feel more confident in doing so.