Sure, but most men aren't overconfident pricks despite the narrative going on.
There's a culture of fear that is overly exaggerated. I've had women co-workers advance on me and lay it on pretty thick during work related events, despite being married, and I've never thrown a tantrum.
Life can't all be lived through dating apps. People will try to connect in real life and as long as you are in control of your actions, you decide the result.
Yes some people are cunts. But I've seen first hand co-workers coming to the work place dressed to sexually attract and when the guy they want shows interest it's all good but when it's the guy they don't want it suddenly becomes a "work place problem".
edit: Just to add, what I'm saying is that there needs to be a clear difference between abusive, stalking behavior and standard shit like "unwanted advancements". If you have text proof of a guy stalking you, you can effectively ruin his career at the workplace.
A woman having no agency of her own is simply not something we should accept.