This morning I have watched a documentary about the 1999 nail bombings in London.
One about Jennifer San Marco and currently I'm watching, "the liquid bomb plot" so there are a few out there.
@Anchorage56
I'm a fairly average middle aged woman.
The first time I was sexually assaulted I was about 6, about 8 the second time, at about the same time as I was first beaten by a male.
How do you even get up in the morning if these thoughts consume you? You should see a counselor or therapist.
All women and girls over the age of about 9 or 10 feel this way. We get up in the morning because we have no choice but to run the gauntlet.
You claim 96% of men do not commit violent crimes but that doesn't take in to account the school buys giving girls a 'rating', teachers being inappropriate, the bus driver telling you to smile, the guy in the bar who pats your bum, the taxi driver asking if you live alone etc etc.
Even things that to a man are not creepy can be felt totally differently by a female.
Eg I picked up a new car, the salesman had put my address in the sat nav and labelled it 'home'.
He saw it as convenient, for me it was a red flag. If my car is stolen I don't want to thief to know where I live.
So do the right thing and fuck right off.