Would you rather be stuck in the forest with a man or 耐える? Why this simple yet 負担d 'viral' question is 主要な to 崩壊/分裂s across the world

A hypothetical question that asks whether women would rather 遭遇(する) a 耐える or an unknown man in the forest has 誘発するd a heated 審議 - and a deeper conversation about male 暴力/激しさ.

Thousands of women on social マスコミ have 明らかにする/漏らすd that they would rather be stuck with a 耐える than a strange man if there were alone in the 支持を得ようと努めるd since the question took off on TikTok.

The question has opened up a conversation about 性の 暴力/激しさ where women 株d that 'the worst thing a 耐える can do is kill [them]', and even then, 耐えるs do not tend to attack people unless they are 刺激するd.

'People would believe me if I said I was attacked by a 耐える,' one said, 言及/関連ing how 性の 強襲,強姦 犠牲者s are often 解任するd. 'They wouldn't ask what you were wearing, or how many other 耐えるs have attacked you, or 示唆する that maybe you 手配中の,お尋ね者 to be attacked.'

Twenty-six women have been 恐らく killed in Australia at the 手渡すs of their partners or former partners so far in 2024, 12 more than this time last year.

Women who went to a Sydney rally that called for an end to gendered violence 
held up signs that said 'At this point I'd rather the f**king bear' and 'Ladies prefer the bear'

Women who went to a Sydney 決起大会/結集させる that called for an end to gendered 暴力/激しさ held up 調印するs that said 'At this point I'd rather the f**king 耐える' and 'Ladies prefer the 耐える'

Women who went to a Sydney 決起大会/結集させる that called for an end to gendered 暴力/激しさ held up 調印するs that said 'At this point I'd rather the f**king 耐える', 'Ladies prefer the 耐える', and '[I'd rather be] alone in the 支持を得ようと努めるd with a 耐える'.?

The question is a 隠すd method of making people realise the 脅し of a strange man, 特に in the wake of the 致命的な stabbings in Sydney's Bondi Junction.

A viral ビデオ by SCREENSHOT?明らかにする/漏らすd a Vox pop where seven 無作為の women 選ぶd the 耐える because they'd feel safer.

'Men are scary,' a woman argued, while another said: '耐えるs don't always attack you unless you [刺激する] them.'

Many Australian women on a popular Facebook 明らかにする/漏らすd that they've been arguing with their boyfriends and husbands over the 事柄 after receiving the 'wrong' answer from them.?

'If a man can't even 認める the 危険 many of them 提起する/ポーズをとる to women or the 残虐(行為)s they have committed against us then he doesn't care,' a woman said. 'I don't think it's stupid to end a 関係 over this.'

'I'm taking my chances with the 耐える,' another wrote. 'It might seem like a silly question but?the uproar of comments and 返答s are the very 推論する/理由 why the 耐える feels safer already.'

Women reframed the question by turning to their partners and 説:?'If your daughter was lost in the 支持を得ようと努めるd, would you rather she 遭遇(する) a 耐える or a man?'

A lightbulb moment occurred when a husband asked, 'What 肉親,親類d of man?'.

His wife 答える/応じるd, 'What 肉親,親類d of man... Sir, we never know what 肉親,親類d of man it's going to be until it's too goddamn late.'?

Allena Hansen, an American woman who was attacked by a 耐える and had her 直面する mauled, also 明らかにする/漏らすd that the attack was an anomaly when you consider the 統計(学) on attacks against women.

'I'm far more 関心d about the human predators I occasionally run into on the mountain, than the feral ones. When folks ask me why I carry a sidearm on my rides I tell them it's for the drunks,' Ms Hansen wrote on Reddit.

Allena Hansen, an American woman who was attacked by a bear and had her face mauled, also revealed that the attack was an anomaly when you consider the statistics

Allena Hansen, an American woman who was attacked by a 耐える and had her 直面する mauled, also 明らかにする/漏らすd that the attack was an anomaly when you consider the 統計(学)

For the most part, men couldn't understand why most women would rather 遭遇(する) a 耐える.?

Jonathan, from the US, made a TikTok 説: 'You're all 事実上の/代理 like men are scarier than 耐えるs - you're not watching enough nature 文書のs.'

JJ, an 生態学 major, 答える/応じるd: 'I know a lot about 耐えるs - I would still choose them over a strange man. In the US, there are six 致命的な 耐える attacks a year and millions of people who spend time in the 支持を得ようと努めるd and go 引き上げ(る)ing,' she explained.

'When those attacks do happen, it's usually when someone 刺激するs a 耐える, not when they're just 存在するing in their habitat.

'For the most part, you will be 完全にする ly 罰金 if you leave them alone and mind your 商売/仕事? - the same thing cannot be said about men.'

国内の 暴力/激しさ 統計(学) in Australia??

2 in 5 women in Australia, almost 40 per cent, have experienced 暴力/激しさ since the age of 15.

Men are more likely to be the 悪党/犯人s of 乱用 and 暴力/激しさ.

When women are the 犠牲者s, the 害(を与える) is greater with much higher chances of 存在 hospitalised compared to when women are the 悪党/犯人s.

In 2021, 9,000 women were homeless 予定 to 国内の and family 暴力/激しさ.

によれば the 公正,普通株主権 経済的なs 報告(する)/憶測, 7,600 women and their children returned to live with the 悪党/犯人 because they had to choose between 存在 homeless or an 乱用 partner.

国内の 暴力/激しさ is 概算の to cost the Australian economy $25billion.

Source: 国内の 暴力/激しさ NSW?

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Men couldn't understand why most women would rather encounter a bear

Men couldn't understand why most women would rather 遭遇(する) a 耐える

Many women 株d their thoughts on the 審議.

'The 耐える lives in the 支持を得ようと努めるd, the man followed me in,' one said.

'Every woman knows another woman who's been 強姦d or sexually 強襲,強姦d, yet no men know a rapist. Cognitive dissonance,' another wrote.

An American 株d: 'I've ran into a 耐える on a 追跡する. Was 罰金. Ran into a guy 近づく Yosemite and he followed me for hours. I hid from him for three hours, I had grass and dirt in my hair and everything.'

'My fianc? even said if it was me instead of our daughter - he would choose the 耐える. Because you can 脅す a 耐える away,' another said.

Elise Phillips, the 副 CEO of 国内の 暴力/激しさ NSW, said?gender?不平等 was 運動ing a 危機 of male 暴力/激しさ in Australia.?

'It's when we turned a blind 注目する,もくろむ when we see disrespectful behaviours, it's when we make excuses for 暴力/激しさ,' she told Daily Mail Australia.?

'It's also the inequity we see in relation to 支払う/賃金 and the 役割s that we play in our families, how we divide up care of children and looking after the home.?

'It's 確実にするing that we have 公正,普通株主権, 代表 and equal numbers of women in 議会 and as the CEOs and leaders of companies in the 私的な 部門.'

If you or someone you know is experiencing family 暴力/激しさ, phone 1800 RESPECT or the 危機 Care Helpline on 1800 199 008.?