A lot of women say they pick a bear over man because they think they are more likely to face danger from men. Even though they have more interactions with men than breaking bears, but I digress. They say they can't tell the difference between a good man and bad man, which is true and fair. But at the same time they can't tell a good bear from a bad bear though. But I digress lol. The point is women are viewing all men as potential rapists or threats for safety concern.

But the thing that really makes me frustrated here. Is that this narrative of viewing all men as potentially violent automatically goes straight out the widow. Once women or feminsits are expecting random male strangers to be protectors. That risk their lives to protect women in dangerous situations against other man.

This reminds of the brick lady situation. This situation did turn out be a hoax made up by the woman who was "attacked". But people taught it was real. Calling the men cowards for not standing up for women or protecting women. Even though the men in the situation did try to help the woman. But the internet/feminists went on with the "men are cowards who are afraid of other men, so they don't protect women" narrative.

It's funny how a lot of feminists like to always talk about the narrative of women viewing all men as potential rapists, because of safety concern. But yet in different situations they expect those same "potential rapists" to try to risk their lives to protect women they don't know. Therefore having a "men should be protectors of women" narrative.

A lot of women or feminists would do a lot of mental gymnastics to tell you that the expectation for men to protect women don't exist. Even though the same women would be calling men cowards for not helping women in a dangerous situation. And feminists do like to play a sneaky game where they try to put a progressive spin on male gender roles. Saying a man protecting women is just "positive masculinity". Therefore only using gender roles when it convenient to them.

In conclusion.

At the end of day it all comes down to convenience to them. It's all about pushing a narrative. One day all men are potential rapists, women should be cautious about. The next day the same potentially dangerous men are obligated to help women they don't know in dangerous situations (despite women having to view all men they don't know as potential rapists). Again they use these narratives when it's convenient for them.