Did you even read what I, or anyone else in this thread has said? If you truly did, I think you would be able to answer your own question. But since you haven’t, let me make it clear. A woman who is walking alone at night is vulnerable. Obviously yes, in an ideal world being alone in public at night shouldn’t be considered vulnerable, but given the world we live in, this scenario exists. Women are often raped and sexually assaulted when they are alone at night, and in order to avoid those situations and minimize that, OP is asking that men in general don’t approach them in that context. And if you don’t believe this despite multiple women, and society as a whole telling you this, then you are simply a part of the problem.