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We are raised on stories, phrases, and unspoken rules that tell us men are meant to be our protectors. That they stand as guardians, as shields against harm, as the ones who will keep us safe when the world feels dangerous. We hear it in childhood fairy tales, in old sayings, in the quiet expectations placed on families and communities—that protection is their role, and safety is what they offer. And yet, from the moment we are old enough to understand the world, we are taught the exact opposite. We spend our whole lives learning how to shrink ourselves to stay safe: how to hold our keys like weapons when walking alone at night, which streets to avoid and which times to never be out, what to wear and how to speak so as not to draw unwanted attention, how to lie about where we are going or who we are with, how to spot warning signs and how to run, how to fight, how to defend ourselves against the very people we were told would keep us from harm. We are told to trust them as protectors, while we spend every day preparing to protect ourselves from them. We are reassured they are our safety, while we learn to fear them as our greatest risk. It is a contradiction so sharp it feels like a wound: the very ones we are taught to rely on for safety are the very ones we are taught to guard against. It makes no sense at all—until you realise the story we have been told was never the full truth, and the work we do to keep ourselves alive is the proof of it. #mysogyny #viralvideos #fypシ゚viral🖤tiktok #society #womenssafety

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