I ' d love to help <| sep |> Doctors may be the most aware of the huge difference between who they were at 25 , 35 and 45 . They ' re finishing their college and residency years at the end of their twenties . schoolpulse 20161108 h o w l o n g doesittaketobecomeadoctor <| sep |> Thank you for the response . He definitely meant to make it this difficult haha <| sep |> Thanks for the reply , but I am not here to deny anything because it offended me . The only offensive thing that happened was the childish and immature responses of the others . That doesn ' t mean I ' m offended by the subject . All I did was ask for what evidence they are using to define society as the problemI did ask the women in my life about their harassment . In fact I talked with my wife last night after watching Audrey and daisy . She had one story from 8 th grade where she had someone trying to go up her shirt . All through college and at all those frat parties she never had one issue outside of telling dudes to not waste their time . Is she speaking for everyone ? No , but it helps solidify my beliefs that rape is not the norm . I feel that challenges still exist and trouble spots are still causing major issues , but they are the outliers . Most cases are handled properly and never hit the news . These fucked up stories of corruption and victim blaming do happen every year , but that is not the norm from the data I ' ve seen . Just like false accusation claims are not the norm , but people on the opposite side of the fence as you are using false accusations to cement their beliefs . Both sides are using fringe elements to form their beliefs . Every year there are hundreds of thousands of rape cases that make it to trial , but we only hear of a handful of cases that display the signs of corruption and victim blaming that you see in audrey and daisy . Most news outlets are left leaning and cover these stories , so I don ' t think there is a huge gap in coverage .