I see men and women the same way this female anon drew them, except I'm male.
Why don't more people recognize how weird women are? I like women sexually but they are strange cow-people.

>>81707697 (OP)
Wait now that I think about it I agree that is a scary thought

They are human beings like you and me. Would be rather dehumanizing to call them strange cows

>>81707697 (OP)
Its good that its easy to avoid looking like that if youre a woman, just dont have kids, take birth control so you dont get a period, stay underweight so you dont develop curves and dont wear make up

>>81707697 (OP)
Most people are either too dumb to think about this or too smart to struggle to reconcile with it. You're somewhere in the middle.
Each gender has its evolutionary roles, males are designed to provide genetic material, females are designed to birth and nurture.
All of our physical attributes revolve around evolving to attract mates.
Humans are a high species on Earth. We've supplanted the food chain. But not even we can escape the evolutionary arms race.

Women should have bovid horns, it would look cool and enhance sexual dimorphism

>>81707726
Except women abort their babies and abuse them if they have them.

>>81707697 (OP)
I always liked cows though

>>81707697 (OP)
>I like women sexually but they are strange cow-people.
Men are the weird ones behaviorally speaking. Young adult men have these violent tendencies that are unsettling to women, children and old people. They are strange bull people, fighting for mating rights.

>>81707765
>he chose the cow

Obesity is pretty bad yeah. Obese men are just round things too. OP's image is just a random femanon experiencing standard body dysmorphia. If you think too much about penises it gets weird too.
Like, it's hard for a woman to really be "damaged", but how the fucking hell is dangly parts not something that gets torn off more often? Terrifying.

Anyway thin women don't at least look like that. They may have small bumps on chest and or more fat on their waist but it's nothing extraneous. I've seen men with fatter asses then women after all.

>>81707722
>take birth control
Birth control will actually fry your brain long term. It's one of the best kept secrets of academia.
t. academia

>>81707697 (OP)
If you take an honest look in a town centre, you will see that most young abd thin women just look like teenage boys with long hair + sometimes boobs. The rest is just how one presents oneself

>>81707697 (OP)
I'm not joking when I say that once artificial wombs exist and everyone has designer babies, the human race will become 100% femboy.

I made this for you saaar

>>81707697 (OP)
I think guys look weird too I mean look at this completely anatomically correct picture of me

>>81708054
high quality to be honest

>>81707697 (OP)
I've always felt the opposite. Men are just uncanny valley imitations of women.

>>81707697 (OP)
That's an interesting idea. It does feel like women is a specialized mutation of men rather than the other way around.

>>81707982
That's a worse future than I could have possibly imagined, so you're probably right.

>>81708186
Isn't that just because you are a man and everone has a self centered worldview

>>81707697 (OP)
Aren't humans the least sexually dimorphic out of all the great apes?

>>81708218
we have enhanced sexual dimorphism for cosmetic features like boobs and voice tone and things like that even if we're slightly less dimorphic in height and mass.

>>81708217
Yeah but there is no reason why women shouldn't retain their muscle mass to hunt and fight like lioness or that both males and females have the ability to lactate to split the calories load or in case if one of the parents can't breastfeed anymore. It feels more like women are highly specialized by nature to do nothing but give birth and raise children while men has a more general purpose, default physique.

>>81707954
What does birth control do to your brain?

>>81708264
I dont really think men produce milk in any mammal, and pretty much all of the female ones can be more self sufficent than human women. Also there is a certain negative correlation between strength/kg and fine motor function (your arms are pretty weak but your fingers are nimble).

>>81708304
What I mean to say is that having both men and women being able to lactate would be beneficial but the reason only women have it means that evolution has favored role specialization. In the end I admit that you can't really choose one sex as the "default" because they both evolved concurrently. It's just as humans we tend to think as adding something to be more of a variant than removing something. For example, a car with added engine power is seen as a sport-focused variant of normal car rather than family cars being seen as a variant of a sports car. Maybe that has to do with how family cars are more common than sports car but in almost every object, a variant of the default involved adding something and rarely removing something. Women with their sexual characteristics does feel more like a variant of men devoted to child birth and rearing since they have more things added than taken away. of course this not a logical position hence why I use the word feel a lot. It just make sense from my moid brain. If you instead see men as women with the sexual specialization stripped in exchange for more muscles and aggression it doesn't feel the same.

Made a post in this thread, left, browsed pixiv, found this image, came back to post it because holy shit 10/10 related.
>inb4 master, file size of original was too big

>>81708393
If you think about like every being has to reproduce to continue existing, the sex doing 99% of the work feels more natural than the sex that cooms then gives the mother fruit when she gets cranky.

>>81708268
Here's a recent popsci article that goes into some depth / links other sources for a more indepth read.
https://www.apa.org/monitor/2025/04-05/birth-control-brain
APA is the american psychiatric association if you don't know.

>One troubling finding: Taking hormonal contraceptives during adolescence is linked to a higher risk of developing major depressive disorder in adulthood, according to research by Chen and her postdoc, Christine Anderl, PhD (The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, Vol. 61, No. 2, 2020; The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, Vol. 63, No. 3, 2022).

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>The group collected brain scans from a woman for 30 consecutive days during a natural menstrual cycle, finding fluctuations in the volume of her hippocampus that correlated with changes in progesterone (NeuroImage, Vol. 220, 2020).
>"We then collected scans while she was on the birth control pill and saw no volume differences across the 30 days we scanned her. That suggests that the pill's control of her hormone levels was quashing the natural fluctuations of the brain," said Taylor, who is now conducting a similar analysis of the whole brain.
>It is no surprise, then, that researchers have documented a broad range of psychological changes linked to birth control use. In addition to changes in stress response and depression risk, hormonal contraceptives can lower libido and impact sexual attraction.

The tl:dr; is that, by and large, you really don't want to take ANY medicine / drug you don't have to.
I can give personal stories as well but it's probably better to just leave this post to be as objective as possible.

>>81708268
One more, a meta study.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7667464/

>Background: Hormonal contraceptive drugs are being used by adult and adolescent women all over the world. Convergent evidence from animal research indicates that contraceptive substances can alter both structure and function of the brain, yet such effects are not part of the public discourse or clinical decision-making concerning these drugs. We thus conducted a systematic review of the neuroimaging literature to assess the current evidence of hormonal contraceptive influence on the human brain.
>Results: A total of 33 articles met the inclusion criteria. Ten of these were structural studies, while 23 were functional investigations. Only one study investigated effects on an adolescent sample. The quality of the articles varied as many had methodological challenges as well as partially unfounded theoretical claims. However, most of the included neuroimaging studies found functional and/or structural brain changes associated with the use of hormonal contraceptives.
>Conclusion: The included studies identified structural and functional changes in areas involved in affective and cognitive processing, such as the amygdala, hippocampus, prefrontal cortex and cingulate gyrus. However, only one study reported primary research on a purely adolescent sample. Thus, there is a need for further investigation of the implications of these findings, especially with regard to adolescent girls.

The article goes into more detail in the link.

>>81707714
I agree, it would be better to recognise them as "the less useful men"