"Go for a walk at night." Women share what they would do in a world without men for 24 hours.

According to the World Health Organisation, it is estimated that more than one in three women worldwide have experienced physical violence (sexual or non-sexual in nature) at the hands of a man.

So really, it's no surprise that we, as women, navigate our lives with an element of unease. Whether it be walking a longer route home at night to avoid quiet backstreets or dressing to avoid harassment.

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So when a question asked back in 2018 by feminist next door, Em Razz, resurfaced on TikTok and Twitter this week — "What would you do in a world without men for 24 hours?" — it's little wonder that... Women. Had. Feelings.

Women, imagine that for 24 hours, there were no men in the world.

No men are being harmed in the creation of this hypothetical. They will all return. They are safe and happy wherever they are during this hypothetical time period.

What would or could you do that day?

— feminist next door (@emrazz) December 24, 2018

We've compiled responses from all over the internet that articulate the fears women face every single day.

Go for a run in the middle of the night.

I used to love running at night on a path by the ocean, it was beautiful - but I had creepy incident after creepy incident and the stress ended up overtaking my love of night running.

With no men, I'd put on my shoes at 10pm and run.

— Kelly (@midnightkells) December 25, 2018

Walk around naked! (Weather permitting)

— Kate is hot 📷🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈🌍🌊 (@RubyJubilee) December 29, 2018

I’d walk from my office building to the train station alone. After dark. Without my head on a swivel and my phone in my hand. The walk is across a public square. Literally less than 2 blocks.

— Lorelei (@1GLulu) December 29, 2018

The list of things that I could do is so unbelievably long that I wouldn’t know where to start. My brain would short-circuit from too many options and I’d just end up running down the street naked and screaming.

WHICH IS A THING I COULD SAFELY DO.

— Stephanie GM (@crazyhappybrave) December 29, 2018

Honest to God, I’d walk my dog in my tank top and undies and flip flops and not think twice. I’d never put a bra on. Ever. I’d sing and dance and do a lot of things naked, with my doors unlocked, windows open and be so relaxed.
I love men. But living in constant fear sucks.

— Sarah Smith (@Sarah_Nicholle) December 30, 2018

Walk past a construction site without having a mild panic attack, walk alone at night, sleep with my windows open, wear crop tops

— Laura (@laura_s923) December 25, 2018

"Go on walks at night."

"Dance around town at 3am without fearing for my life."

"I would blast music through both of my airpods, wear a tube top and mini skirt, and go for a walk late at night."

Many women would act and dress however they wanted: 

Travel the world with my wife without fear of being raped or killed.

— Shakira Sison (@shakirasison) December 30, 2018

Send my teenage daughters out into the world to do whatever without me being worried the whole time they aren’t with me.

— Angenette (@neticall) December 29, 2018

Dance, dance, dance without someone ogling me, groping me, or thinking they have any chance whatsoever just because I glance their way while I am dancing.

— DontMakeMeStopThisCar (@ttapreed) December 29, 2018

I would attend all my favourite sporting events and not have to feel that I need to justify my love and knowledge of sports

— Kim (@talk2kimhuffman) December 29, 2018

I would finish so many sentences.

— Amy Jobe (@amy_b_jobe) December 29, 2018

Have my own place - apartment, house, whatever. I'll have my own rules. Won't have to clean up after anyone but me.

Leave the house when I want to. Come back when I want to.

Dress how I want to. Eat w/o harassment of my weight.

Probably not even worry about therapy so much.

— wafa 🌻 (@wafifi_) December 24, 2018

Wear whatever I wanted and not have to think about putting on a bra to throw out the garbage in my building even if I'm already wearing a sweatshirt but some guy might see me during those 30 steps to the garbage chute and think my bralessness is an invitation. True story.

— Shakira Sison (@shakirasison) December 30, 2018

Others wrote:

"Wear an actual bathing suit and go to the beach."

"Be confident on social media."

"Wear whatever I want and feel safe doing it."

"A massive picnic with my girls late at night and sleep under the stars."

"Live how I want to live."

"Feel safe."

What would you do in a world without men for 24 hours? Let us know in the comments below.

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