I understand that people that are faced by a clearly male person approaching them in a dress is daunting and possibly distressing but just think of the grit that person has shown to be on the street in the first place.
Eh? How the hell do we know what grit they have faced? Seriously?
What's the difference between a man who has faced grit, and a man who wants to make me feel desperately uncomfortable or worse??
We don't divide men into those who have had a difficult life, and those who haven't, and then segregate on that basis!
In fact, i'll be willing to bet that almost every sex offender has had a difficult life.
It's completely illogical to equate a difficult life with being benign.
And why should a total stranger's dissatisfaction with their life have any bearing, whatsoever, on my safety?