A new question over choosing the bear is sweeping social media, and is being met with nearly complete unanimity among women.
So, you’re choosing the bear, right? A new question sweeping social media is being met with nearly complete unanimity among women, and confusion or anger by men. And while this may seem silly, it’s actually rather profound in demonstrating how little men understand about the lived experience of women in the world. It all has to do with a simple choice: Are you choosing the bear or the man? Confused? Let me explain, in this edition of TL;DR.
Nearly every woman I know was given by their parents a can of pepper spray to put on their car keys when they got their driver’s license, just in case our new ease of movement in the world makes us more vulnerable to an attack. By a man. Of course we choose the bear! A bear attack is scary but ultimately feels remote.
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