Are there any "laws"/"rules" that you *wished* that you could put on the opposite gender in general? Something to fix whatever bothers you a lot?

[ARWINGx1]

Not things that'd actually be inside an official book of laws, (or whatever) but as an "unwritten law"

For example:

If it was up to me:

#1. (this might be one of the more superficial ones) If said girl would ever wear "something" with an emphasis on (physically) getting a guy's attention, like, at a beach with a Bikini...
Or: anything that can make a guy assume/percieve that said girl focuses on sex appeal...

Then whatever "negative" response she'd get, at least half of it would be the girl's fault, (instead of believing that it's all the guy/s fault) as she influenced such behavior.
Instead of expecting that... if she does not get the kind of attention she wanted, she could "tease" them (maliciously or not) "at their expense", if you know what I mean? (or, in other words, "penalize them", while they have to pay for it all.)

#2. If a guy would do something to offend said girl, BUT, it wasn't disclosed prior to that point, then any repercussion would be invalidated.
In other words, if I'd do something that'd offend the what-if/would-be girl, BUT, were unaware of said "discomfort/turn-off" before that happened, then any "repercussions" will not count

[Adam1978]

Not really but there is certainly laws I would change but those would affect both genders. Such as parental leave pool belongs to the kid, not the parents. It's the kids right to their parents not the parents right to the kid. So it could be used by any caretaker of the kid. In Sweden we don't have the gender favored laws you in US has.

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Both those rules really sound like you are trying trying to excuse the assault or rape of women which is really just gross.

I dont think any laws should be specifically gendered as it takes away from the idea of equality.

[In_Trance]

no there are not