If your doing those things as standard practice when going to a new place/ meeting new people. That’s fine because your doing your due diligence to keep yourself safe in new areas. But if your doing that because you feel genuinely unsafe with the person your with, or at the location of the date. Then you just shouldn’t go on the date with that particular person.
Women don’t turn into abusive screaming red faced arseholes when told no. Sometimes they do, I don’t think that’s exclusive to men. I’ve seen women abuse, plot and scheme after being rejected. Not to say men don’t do the same, because they definitely do. But to call that attitude towards rejection “male rage” is unfair.
No I asked for you to explain “male rage”. I want to know why you used “male” as an adjective to describe the rage. How does it differ from regular of female rage?
I think you are over representing the amount of false accusations there are. Do you think the amount of false accusations is in any way equivalent to the amount of assault?