@matana @carlosruzu I already made a point for why I think what I do without the anecdote and that is just added stuff from my personal experience. You can take it or leave it. That seems like a pretty arbitrary restriction being made so that you can throw out an entire theory.

I provided statistics, I made guesses based on those statistics, and added some personal experience that relates to it. You could chuck the anecdotes out the window if you wanted to and my theory would still stand.

Basically, I think women are more likely to report it, but with all of the other supporting statistics I don't believe their likelihood to report scales to the actual attempt ratio between genders. Then I gave some personal experience with people I personally know. That doesn't discredit what I was theorizing, it just goes to show that my experience is in line with my theory. My theory isn't because of my experience but they do generally support each other.