This is no assumption but an observable truth correlated by many people beyond me. I have observed it, so have others, and so have others who have personally experienced it. You are erasing these things by trying to enforce your point.

You can dismiss and belittle me all you want, invalidate experiences all you want, you're still mistaken.

Men don't have nastier tendencies because they're born male, they have nastier tendencies because they don't know how to handle their own regular tendencies.

The same way that poor eating conditions will lead to eating disorders, men are led to all kinds of dysfunctions because they don't know how to handle something normal.

Everyone wants to have sex and there's nothing wrong with that, men want to commune with women and there's nothing wrong with that.

It's when it turns into abuse and dysfunctional behaviors that it becomes a problem, and yes, men are a million times more prone to these dysfunctions, as millennia of history will literally show you.

I notice that you have not answered that part the first time I mentioned it, that it has been observed by numerous people.

The women who are stalked have no interest in being approached. I'm not entirely sure what you're suggesting, that men need to stalk women in order to approach them? It is far more for their own benefits than for the woman's, as I think would be made clear by the rebuttal of the woman when she tells you she is not interested and wants you to go.

I am well aware that men are also victims of sexual crimes, either from other men or from women, and I have immense compassion for these people, as I have always. Nowhere have I suggested the nonsense you suggested, I have said that men have much stronger tendencies towards dysfunctions because they handle their natural impulses strongly. We are less about stigmatization and more about gender dichotomy here. But if you choose to misunderstand me I don't know what to tell you, and frankly I'm having enough of a hard time on my end to care too hard, no offense.