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3	Interesting question in AskReddit thread about feeling intimidated as a woman. "most men who are around you at any given moment could decide to have their way with you and there would be little you could do to stop it". I'm a woman. I agree thinking like this is batshit crazy, but I can see where it comes from. As a girl I was taught from a very young age that since I have a vagina, I'm vulnerable, and bad men will be everpresent, waiting to strike once my guard was down. It was literally drilled into me. Who does this disservice? All of us. It breeds unhealthy fear in women, and in men who are concerned about false allegations and how they are perceived. It detracts attention from a large number of rapes, in w…	/r/MensRights	07/11/13 06:21 AM