Why are men always abusing and raping women?

Anonymous
I have heard so many things that sound like abuse since being quarantined. And it happened before that as well. Outside, in my apartment building. Men seem so violent, especially when they're emotional (angry) and have a woman alone. My friends have gone through so much physical (and emotional) abuse, rape, sexual assault that it seems like I'm lucky. I've avoided men until recently for the most part so that's probably the only reason why. I've even seen men physically attacking women on the street outside my apartment in an expensive part of our city. I've called the police multiple times but it usually doesn't matter because on the street, they usually walk by. I walked outside when I heard an angry man speaking in an angry tone of voice and scuffling with a woman. He was yelling at her and restraining her and she kept telling him to get off of her. I walked out and yelled at him, which is risky and dangerous. He got off of her but she continued to follow him anyway even though she was obviously upset.

Kind of makes me wonder if relationships are all theyre cracked up to be. It's hard to call my own dad abusive but I remember a time when I was young that he pushed my mom or something in a fight and she called the police. And thats aside from out right "beat your ass and rape you" abuse that isn't unheard of in my extended family or the world.

Why are men so violent? How do you feel safe with them?
Why are men always abusing and raping women?
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