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Sorry you went through....that?
But there’s a huge difference between women fearing for their safety and men feeling uncomfortable because a woman glared at them. I’m not saying men are always at fault—I’m a man too—but come on.
If a woman is talking about how she and others are terrified because of a misogynistic religious party in a country where being born a woman is practically a nightmare, and your response is ‘not all men are bad, and women can be scary too because one looked at me funny,’ that’s just ignorant and tone-deaf.
You can complain about that elsewhere, but not when a woman is talking about her very real fears. Do better, man.