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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here, I was thinking about the question the way someone else posted up thread:

[b]“…the assignment is what do women think about more often than you could ever imagine.” So not necessarily something historical, but something unexpected.[/b]

That’s the way I was thinking about it, which would make personal safety something that you may think about a lot, but would not surprise people.
I kind of put hair and clothing in that category too— not super surprising that people think about those things regularly because you actually have to do something about them daily (or at least most do).

But, thinking about an ex-friend, to me, would be an equivalent because when I first saw someone mention that, I realized I do think about an ex-friend frequently. She pops into my head a lot given that we haven’t spoken in over seven years, but I never thought about the fact I think about her that often![/quote]

But many, many men DON'T realize how much women's daily lives are affected by concerns about personal safety.

I think the person who said murder is onto something, honestly. Because that is far more broad and encompassing that "ex-friend."[/quote]

I had some close calls in my college years, so personal safety became top of mind for me in early 20s and stayed there until mid-40s. Traveling alone for work still makes me hypervigilant.

Reading murder detective books about serial killers made it worse, so I had to stop reading those books. Patricia Cornwell got me scared! [/quote]

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