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| 1 | Help1 in 4 women has been SA’d in her lifetime though… these statistics aren’t lateral, the point a lot of ppl miss i think is that injury isn’t the only thing women are worried about, not even the main thing… most ppl would elect to have a physical injury they could survive over experiencing SA trauma, I’m sure any man could empathize with that too… maybe it’s just not in the back of your mind all the time but y’all ever seen shawshank redemption… gives me hella nightmares | /r/MensRights | 19/07/24 11:54 AM |
| 0 | HelpI mean, if we were talking about the safety of children that have been involved with cps cases or something, I think that would be very relevant to talk about… women don’t really attack strangers in the woods tho, I’ve at least never read a news story about that, but there was justttt a big news story near me about a man who sa’d and ko’d a woman who was on a jog in a pretty populated trail, it surely happens. If you had a 13 year old daughter would you not be a bit concerned about her being out… | /r/MensRights | 19/07/24 11:48 AM |
| 0 | Helplmao yea, i’m just too dang stoooopid, smart man done gone and figured it out. now what was it that sea critters need again… a watch… a wallet… | /r/MensRights | 19/07/24 11:36 AM |
| -19 | Helpi’ve encountered bears in the woods and outside my house plenty and they’re pretty predictable; you keep your distance and don’t threaten them and they leave you alone, if they show interest in you, you be loud and get big and they run away. anyone who camps and hikes in areas with bears is pretty educated on how to avoid and handle them. when you go hiking and camping alone, people tend to tell you not to trust any strangers no matter what and not to take anything from them. they say “especiall… | /r/MensRights | 23/05/24 01:57 AM |
| -28 | Helpi think this is very true, but i also don’t think it necessarily negates the point; that being that even predatory animals have pretty predictable behavior but humans can be potentially deceptive and it’s often hard to decipher when they’re a threat or not. I think if we were to really get into relevant statistics, we’d have to know the percentage of bear encounters in the woods that were peaceful vs threatening vs dangerous and the stats for solo women in the woods encountering solo men vs solo… | /r/MensRights | 23/05/24 01:28 AM |
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