Really?
Almost every woman I know has an innate fear of walking alone at night.
I'm not sure of the statistics, but my guess is that violent crime like rape happens far more to women to men.
Almost every woman I know has an innate fear of walking alone at night.
I'm not sure of the statistics, but my guess is that violent crime like rape happens far more to women to men.
For rape ("sexual assault"), women "win" by far (F: 91.89% M: 8.11%), but it's much less frequent than "aggravated assault" and "robbery". Also, I'm assuming that "sexual assault" doesn't include prison rape (which makes sense, since that's not something you should fear in public), but it probably includes rape by friend/acquaintance (which isn't something that you should fear in public, and wouldn't rise if living in a RV compared to a house). Allegedly, rape by stranger (in public) is a rather rare form of rape (although it still makes sense to fear it and not put yourself in situations where it's likely to happen).
Men are the majority of victims of serious crime (after removing "simple assault") (F: 40.22% M: 59.78%).
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_differences_in_crime#In_Ca...