(Yesterday at 1:27 am)TheWhiteMarten Wrote:(Yesterday at 1:21 am)Thumpalumpacus Wrote: Exactly -- a woman is much more at risk at home, statistically.
And a woman in the bathroom with a man who wants to harm her is at much more risk there than at home, statistically.
Quite simply - women are going to spend more time at home than in public bathrooms with scary boogeymen.
How many women being hurt is an acceptable number? Let's look into domestic abuse victims and how well LE listens to their concerns...how well protection orders work...how often women carry the abuse at home with them silently.
I am starting to wonder if your supposed paranoia over scary men in women's public bathrooms is because this is your fantasy.