Women, what’s it like to live among an entire sex that’s twice as strong as you?

Let me clear some things up firsthand, cause I know people are quick to be offended. I don’t mean any offense to women in saying that men are stronger, physically. Women have their good qualities, too.

Secondly, I know not all men are stronger than not all women. It varies. I’m just speaking generally.

Now that I got through the red tape: really, what’s it like? I can’t imagine living among people who are generally stronger than me. I would be paranoid. I imagine being a woman and having guys approach you is like having a gorilla walk up to me and ask me for my number. 😂 I’d be like, [i]Uhhh, what’s he gonna do to me?[/i]

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elafina · 36-40, F

Well in a world of relationships and connections and routine and bonds and constant occupation, we don't really notice 🙄 I think our grand grandmothers may have had a different opinion on the subject.
Also, men might be stronger but statistically there're less probabilities to attack us than to attack another male, just as in animal kingdom, opposite sexes are handling it better between them .. now if you're talking sexual assault that is another story, but i think both sexes are equally alert when walking in dark alleys alone at night.

And we're part of a whole, as you pointed out about our good qualities, they don't go separate, we've our ways to cool situations that you might not have or understand as easily.
There are forces not seen with the naked eye, and there are natural laws that most of the time work.
So the answer is: trust. That's perhaps another reason women are a bit more carefree.

And for the rest of situations there's the law, as they've pointed out already.