No one said a female world would be utopia and a man curfew isn't an actual proposal that's been put forward for consideration, it's just a what if.
It's a question that bears thinking about given the sheer numbers of women who have been threatened, intimidated, or harassed by men or who modify their behaviour in order to avoid it. Almost every woman has a story about a time when she was on the receiving end of unwanted attention, when she was hassled or cat called, that guy who wouldn't take no for an answer. We almost all of us know or have known the creepy manager who stares at your chest instead of your face, the guy at the party with wandering hands, that guy who thinks women owe him sex and whines about being friend-zoned.
How many women avoid certain streets at night, keep a tight rein on how much they drink, dance with their fingers over the top of their drink so nothing can be dropped in it, message their friends to say they're home safe, sit near the driver on the night bus, take a cab instead of the underground, carry their keys in their hand with one popped out between their knuckles just in case, carry a personal attack alarm, go on a date and arrange beforehand for a friend to call them ten minutes into it so that they can make an excuse to leave if it's all a bit 'off'?
When a woman is assaulted or killed how many times do people wonder what she was doing walking alone at night, why she was in that part of town, why she was wearing that outfit, why she'd been drinking, why her friends left her by herself, why she walked off with him, why she went back to the hotel, why she had sex with his friend a few weeks before, why she provoked him by being "mouthy" or "bitchy", why didn't she leave him, why did she stay?
But yeah, no. Men are brilliant and never ever make things difficult or awkward for women and there aren't countless micro (or not so micro) aggression carried out against women every single day.