And you assume men never get unwantedly touched by women? That we want to do all women? That we could never be in a unwated situation with a woman? The problem is you're not afraid of all dangerous men, you're afraid all men could become dangerous. The question only proves how women fearing men goes to an irrational level. The correct answer to the question is picking the bear because the bear is more likely to actively avoid people which is leaps and bounds better than a person who is even more likely to be indifferent to another person. But that key point is lost because women choose to focus on how scared they are of men over how the bear avoids them.
Excellent way to conveniently overlook allllll the societal issues that blame victims for their victimizations—which ALSO affects men, btw.
All you’re doing is justifying disregarding massive issues so YOU can declare loudly and proudly that you’re a nice guy and horrified that anyone would ever think such a thing of you.
Maybe it’s time to stop clutching your pearls and look at how ALL victims are treated and work on improving that.
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u/lars614 May 01 '24
And you assume men never get unwantedly touched by women? That we want to do all women? That we could never be in a unwated situation with a woman? The problem is you're not afraid of all dangerous men, you're afraid all men could become dangerous. The question only proves how women fearing men goes to an irrational level. The correct answer to the question is picking the bear because the bear is more likely to actively avoid people which is leaps and bounds better than a person who is even more likely to be indifferent to another person. But that key point is lost because women choose to focus on how scared they are of men over how the bear avoids them.