I think it's a little like the reaction of a battered spouse to the hour when the battering spouse comes home. I feel a need to hide somewhere. But after last year, when the hate came out from everywhere, I know there's nowhere to hide from this. I have been fantasizing a little on taking some kind of leave to somewhere where they speak a foreign language and there's no internet so I won't hear and read all the hate and the "kill kill kill" (I can't take such a leave, I am working, and have a wife and son). I was lynched once, by feminists, badly (lost a job), just because of a post I published online (I dared to object publicly to some wider lynching that resulted in suicide), and I might be more sensitive than most, I don't know, I'm just sharing, in case someone also has these fears before women's day. I would love so much not be here on that day. And there really isn't anywhere to go.

Edit to give you some background: Last year it was on every news website, one had a giant picture of a girl in Paris holding high up a big Kill All Men sign. And I don't know if you knew that, but it's actually a women's week and not a day, and at least in my country they make it the Women's month (March), I think it's the same in other countries, anyhow it means that in order to not hear or see things like calls for death I need to disconnect for about a month. Which I wish I could by I can't. It's not only on social media, it's in most newspapers, magazines, some TV shows (I don't watch TV). But, why do I need to try and hide for weeks? There are laws in my country that will get you prosecuted for hate speech if you would write "kill all X" on anyone else - why is that legitimate when it's on men? Why aren't they stopping this and instead I need to find a way "not to know" what's all around me? And practically, I can't "not know", it's everywhere on March.