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accelafine wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2024 3:43 am A lot of 'bear versus man' surveys doing the social media rounds, with the results causing a bit of a stir because most women answered that they would rather come across a bear in the woods than a man (presumably without a handy bear repellent). Not sure I agree with this, and I suspect that the questionnaire might have been a wee bit unscientific. I can say categorically that I have, in fact, come across fellow walkers who were male in 'the woods' on a number of occasions and amazingly survived the experience. Hmm. Now I think about it, perhaps they weren't men at all. They might have had a 'woman's soul' and that's why they didn't kill me. How dreadful if I 'wrongsexed' someone in my head
Never seen a bear though.




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A lot of 'bear versus man' surveys doing the social media rounds, with the results causing a bit of a stir because most women answered that they would rather come across a bear in the woods than a man (presumably without a handy bear repellent).

phyllo wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2024 11:41 am

A lot of 'bear versus man' surveys doing the social media rounds, with the results causing a bit of a stir because most women answered that they would rather come across a bear in the woods than a man (presumably without a handy bear repellent).

A man is safer being alone with a bear than with a woman.

A woman can easily accuse a man of assault or harassment and ruin his life.

My advice these days: Guys, stay woke. Be aware of the dangers of being around a modern woman in the 21st century.