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No. It's because in my experience (I'm older than most of you I suspect) most women are manipulative psychopaths. Not all women, of course, but most.
When I was younger, I was very nearly hauled away and would have been imprisoned because an ex of mine claimed I was physically and sexually abusing her to a female police officer. During our verbal altercation that night, my ex had attacked me several times with a knife.
During the altercation I managed to grip her wrists, forcing her to drop the knife and stop stabbing me. When the police arrived, I was still gripping her to keep her from attacking me. I was cuffed, still bleeding, and put into the backseat of a squad car.
The only thing that stopped me from being charged with assault, despite being the one that was attacked (I never laid a hand on my ex outside the bedroom before that day) was a neighbor that recorded the altercation to prove that I was the victim, not the aggressor.
Were it not for that, the female police officer that spoke to my psycho ex would have hauled me off, I'd have been charged and no one would have bothered to even think about whether or not I was actually guilty. Everyone would have assumed I was an abuser.
All romantic and sexual interactions are stacked in a woman's favor. It's true that the consequences of a BAD interaction are stacked against a woman (we are stronger and there is much more at risk, physically, if things get violent) but day-to-day, guys have much much more at risk when trying to put themselves "out there".
My former partner could have put me in prison, without even a shred of evidence to support any of her lies, from a relationship that had lasted years.
Just imagine what could be done to someone without those years of evidence to support them. Without people around that could vouch.
If it weren't for our neighbor back then, I'd be rotting in prison instead of married and the father of three beautiful children.
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