But it's totally true!   We should all fully support women using their 2nd Amendment rights to carry, operate, and use firearms at any time they want.  It would have and does save lives every year of ACTUAL victims and would-be victims of sexual assault.
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Here's the problem: this silly survey didn't ask women if they were the victims or came close to being the victim of an assault or sexual assault.  It asked them things like, "did you receive an unwanted phone message?" Which it calls "stalker behavior." Can you just imagine if women were to shoot a guy because he gave her flowers of gifts that she perceived to be "unwanted?"   It's no wonder the survey's authors admit the data can't be compared to other studies or data.
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The survey authors don't even describe what being "a victim" even means- which means I am "a victim" only because I perceive myself to be, and not because a police report or formal definition or judicial process has determined I am.