Anonymous
7/11/2025, 7:50:25 PM No.81791157
Anyone else wish they were a woman, but not a in a trans way? I'm just kinda assessing the situation and realizing that being born a woman is like winning the lottery in life. From a societal to a biological level, it just seems obvious.
I find it laughable when men say women are the ones that don't have friends, which to me just seems like a massive projection. The reality is that "brotherhood" is what's not real. Women have deep, emotional relationships with each other while men don't really have friendships, it's more like having allies with a common goal. The reality of male friendship is knowing any of them could betray you at any time. That's the real reason men don't open up to each other, it's not worth the risk if that friend could become competition at any time. This is while women form deep emotional bonds with each other, something that makes having a girlfriend so alluring to men. In studies women have 4x the in-group preference for other women that they have for men, while men show no in-group preference at all. In fact, men show a preference for women instead. Even men don't like other men.
>hurr durr but le masculinity and shit
This is another cope, that "masculinity" is something to strive for. The fact is that "masculinity", as flimsily as it's defined, is a man falling in love with his slavery. No one would rationally choose to have a stockholm syndrome over being expendable. And that's because it isn't a choice, it's how you're expected to be. From being shamed if you're not a workhorse, to having to straight up risk death just to defend your "manliness". Meanwhile women have the freedom to express themselves fully. Wanna be a stay at home mom? Wow, muh tradwife! Wanna work? What a girlboss! Most people laugh seeing a man in a dress while women wear suits all the time. I think this hatred of men not loving their servitude is something that subconsciously fuels the trans hatred, something beyond people just thinking they're gross.(1/2)
I find it laughable when men say women are the ones that don't have friends, which to me just seems like a massive projection. The reality is that "brotherhood" is what's not real. Women have deep, emotional relationships with each other while men don't really have friendships, it's more like having allies with a common goal. The reality of male friendship is knowing any of them could betray you at any time. That's the real reason men don't open up to each other, it's not worth the risk if that friend could become competition at any time. This is while women form deep emotional bonds with each other, something that makes having a girlfriend so alluring to men. In studies women have 4x the in-group preference for other women that they have for men, while men show no in-group preference at all. In fact, men show a preference for women instead. Even men don't like other men.
>hurr durr but le masculinity and shit
This is another cope, that "masculinity" is something to strive for. The fact is that "masculinity", as flimsily as it's defined, is a man falling in love with his slavery. No one would rationally choose to have a stockholm syndrome over being expendable. And that's because it isn't a choice, it's how you're expected to be. From being shamed if you're not a workhorse, to having to straight up risk death just to defend your "manliness". Meanwhile women have the freedom to express themselves fully. Wanna be a stay at home mom? Wow, muh tradwife! Wanna work? What a girlboss! Most people laugh seeing a man in a dress while women wear suits all the time. I think this hatred of men not loving their servitude is something that subconsciously fuels the trans hatred, something beyond people just thinking they're gross.(1/2)
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