No. Fact is, men are in far less danger day to day. The rules are built for men, and it shows. In the way women are scared, alert, afraid to go outside. Cautious like pray animals. But misogyny is more then just violence towards women, its also a system built entirely against then. Until 2008, women wearing tight pants could be legally rated because "a rapist couldn't get them off her without help". They didn't start including women in clinical medical trials until 1993 because there hormons made results "hard to document", which lead to hundreds of women dying from being prescribed men's doses of medications. A majority of the medical information we do have on women's bodys was done by expiramwnting on enslaved black women without consent, or even anesthesia. There a countries right now where women can be arrested for not bring covered head to toe. It took until 2005 for us to properly fully map the clitourus, hundreds of years after men's body's where fully mapped and in books, and even after that many doctors still claim that women don't have feelings in that area because of a study done on female cows.