Hard truth? Obviously women need to be more careful when walking alone at night; they're less able to defend themselves than men due to obvious physical differences.
This "hard truth" has been obvious and logical to mankind since the beginning.
This "hard truth" has been obvious and logical to mankind since the beginning.
If you go by statistics on abductions and abuse, it's really women who should be more on the lookout.
Men are less worried about some guy jumping out of a bush at night. Just fight him and move on; women can't fight back the same.
Consider the following: a weak man has less to be afraid of than a very fit woman, even when she is clearly stronger than him.
The real hard truth is that some men assault women. The problem is that the assaulters look like every other man, meaning women can't target their fears at just the bad men.
But also true, men are more violent.
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Upper-body-isometric-str...
This is just not true. Larger yes, but the percentage of women who are stronger than even a weak man is vanishingly small.
You think small men are afraid at night of a large woman jumping at them? That's a joke.