In Florence, a troubling incident has brought to light the increasing concerns surrounding male safety related to sexual violence. A 17-year-old boy fell asleep on a tram and was subsequently attacked and sexually assaulted by a man. This incident challenges the previous notion that only women should be wary of their safety during nighttime hours, suggesting that males may also need to be vigilant. The conversation around public safety is shifting, as evident in the reactions to this assault. It reflects a growing awareness among men that they, too, could become victims, leading to questions about the state of security in public spaces. This shift in perception is not just about gender but also highlights a wider societal issue regarding the normalization of violence and the need for effective measures to address it. The alarming prevalence of such attacks has led commentators to urge for more rigorous safety protocols in public transport systems and urban areas. As the dialogue evolves, it raises essential questions about the responsibilities of society to ensure safety for all individuals, regardless of gender, and the implications this has for parents, men, and the broader community in understanding and addressing violence.