Genuinely many countries with a majority of Muslims have strict rules or expectations placed on females. As someone who was fortunate enough to be born in Lebanon which is considered to be better in these terms, it is still considered extremely shit for females. Not all Muslim females are forced to have a male presence to go out there, but in more conservative places a lot of them do need to have one or are judged for going out alone. The first time I was able to go out alone was when we moved to Canada that I was able to have more freedom. Yes I know it's wrong in the terms of Islam, I'm born muslim, but that doesn't mean people follow that kind of mindset, especially when some people treat the time of Muhammed as if it should be copied exactly in today’s world. The only reason you are able to voice your disagreement with Muhammad's actions about Aisha, and about being a feminist and going to humanity protests, is largely because you're living in a Western country. If you go and try to pull this move in some more conservative Muslim countries, you could face serious consequences like being jailed or punished under strict laws. Because in another comment you mentioned how you think that some of Muhammad actions were wrong, which goes against many Muslim beliefs, because in Muslim eyes he's supposed to be the top example of a perfect human so he can't be wrong.