I don't really understand what you're trying to accomplish here. But I don't agree with you.
Makes me think of the men that get annoyed by the existence of feminism, since "'men have rights too" good feminism isn't about being superior (we are not) but about equality, something hard to achieve since there are many fundamental differences, especially in how we are treated and raised.
We are not exposed to the same, at least not in the same amounts. Which does factor in the way we respond to things. Education is a big aspect of it as well.
statistically women get hit on far more than men do, hence part of the sometimes intense predisposition to be defensive and evasive. You can refute my assertion, but I'm pretty sure it's easy to back up my findings.
Have you ever gotten to a bar and got hit on by women you were not interested in, like non stop? And did many of those women get angry and/or did you feel afraid at some point one of them could actually hurt you either emotionally, verbally or even psychically? It happens less often in person than online, but it still does.
I'm sure men do go through the same things don't get me wrong, but trying to equate the experience seems overly simplistic and flawed in my personal opinion.
since you can't experience the other side of it because you're not a woman just as I can't experience your side as a man, we will just have to agree to disagree on this one.