Men women from child to elderly can be (are) vulnerable at various points in life or all through life.
Basic advice is good for both and applies to both- and I think we're talking teens/ young adults on this thread.
Stuff like-
Don't get so pissed/ drugged you don't know what's going on/ can't walk etc
Don't leave friends by themselves, as a group keep an eye on friends
Don't wander around on the streets when you're smashed
Don't go off by yourself with groups you just met
Don't wave cash/ expensive stuff about
Use cloakroom if there is one
Etc etc etc.
Given that there are risks across the board. And putting to one side the types/ reporting levels etc.
Shouldn't all young people get the same message?
And maybe ones about what to do if you see something that really worries you..?
(I mean I have never known that tbh it would mean various orgs reacting so.. no idea).
Why is the focus on 'keeping safe' so massively skewed towards women. And nights out. And stranger sex offenders?
That's one little segment. But it gets most of the attention.
What about men and male sex offenders?
What about theft, mugging, fights? Dangerous levels of booze?
I mean I know what I think.
But what do others think?