Just read the last few posts and wanted to point out that women are not immune from being attacked in a non sexually motivated way on nights out.
Many women and girsl get men "fronting up" to them, as they would do to another man. That might be because of a rejected sexual advance or because or another reason. Alcohol is usually involved, obviously.
Just the last few posts read a bit as if women are more at risk of DV and sexual assault but are not generally involved in the pub fight type stuff. This is incorrect IME whether it's fairly rough women I know starting bog-standard fights while pissed, or harmless women finding themselves on the wrong end of an aggressive man in a bar.
Of the non sexual stuff I've had, and in a non DV scenario, ie strangers doing stuff in the pub, I have been invited to "take it outside" more than once, been shoved, and once punched in the face and had a suspected broken jaw. None of this was reported to the police.
I find the idea that violence against women is in some way empirically different, and taken super-seriously, a bit laughable really.
Also while men may find violence "a part of life" most women and girls see sexual violence (at the lower end) a part of life also.
I have no idea what the reporting rates are between men and women TBH, for sexual violence or just bog-standard violence or DV. Women don't report, we know that. Men probably don't either.
Certainly when I was with a group of people and something happened once it was a male who wanted to call the police, he was the worst injured though. My thought at the time was "what are they going to do about it?" which in the end was the correct thought. We were 16 and they were not in the slightest bit interested.