What challanges do you as a woman think is exclusive to the female gender? No "periods".
struggling to take off your clothes at the toilet when you need to pee
Mr Anderson... You're the first problem I've encountered.
>>85864514How could this be a struggle? Is it any different from how males do it?
breast cancer and cervical cancer
Opening jars, struggling to reach high up thingsIts much hard to build muscle as a female tooYour pelvic floor is so sensitive as a girl and its easier to fuck it up and end up pissing urself. We also have smaller bladders>>85864528You just have to take your cock out we always have to sit at toilets and some woman garments are not made with peeing in mind
>>85864506Challenges exclusive to the female experience would be experiencing life as an object in the world and not as an agent in it and coping with the fact that you do not feel like you have agency over anything in the world, even your own body as unlike for men, women have periods, grow breasts, and are greatly influenced by hormones in their thinking, and are more prone to anxiety and a sense of a loss of control. Confounding it also is the fact that the CIA psyop of feminism has convinced women of a multitude of foundational errors since their time in the nursery. Men are told the same lies and don't get any help sure, but men also experience the feedback of reality immediately. In living memory, virtually all women in the west are in a state of manufactured delusion.>casual sex is liberating me >I need to fill a male role because women are finally freed to have their own careersEtc
>>85864506https://youtu.be/7eKv4BEujFU?si=Yoq1uojP8U8Z_4YqI really like this image, Anon. May I save it and post it as well?
>>85864539>Opening jarsNot exclusive to women>We also have smaller bladdersI mean you have smaller organs overall, you also need less water.>some woman garments are not made with peeing in mindYeah i can see how taking 20 seconds can be an inconveniance especially when you are in a hurry
>>85864506My friend says underboob sweat during summer or heatwavesThe lack of friction on top of that area being basically a second armpit
>>85864541>experiencing life as an object in the world and not as an agentI think many men experience that too, there is a lot of emphasis on acting like a "man" which sometimes can be even life threatening, the societal expectations of men can be really dumb sometimes and limiting, we are seen as an expandable utility. But i think some women are like that too since i have met lots of struggling mothers in my life, i think we are both objectified but differently.>influenced by hormones in their thinkingDon't men get influenced by hormones too? We also experience anxiety and suicidal ideations.>the CIA psyop of feminismYeah i too think that feminism is the manosphere of women, except it is funded and supported globally, but i don't think that women wanting to have sex or wanting to have a male role is bad, women have a right to pursue their own happiness and work on their goals and careers if they want.>>85864559Fair.
I think it's hard to be nice to men without them thinking you want to fuck them
This is related to periods, but not the physical stuff. During pms there is a strong chance you will do something you regret later. You KNOW you be acting crazy, but you still can not stop it. You watch yourself ruin your life in real time.
>>85864682Don't men experience that to? It is hard to be nice to women without them thinking i want to fuck them, which led to funny situations, i am a nice person overall and try to be as respectful as possible even when i reject someone, i wish i could be as nice to women as my guy friends, but i learned from experience to be more careful with who i am nice to. I think this is not exclusive to the female experience.
>>85864506AHEMChallenges faced for the simple fact of existing as a humanThank you for your attention
>>85864604Men today are familiar with experiencing a denial of their agency which is an alien experience to women that have never felt particularly agentic. Societal expectations are not the same as your innate ability and desire to interact and change the environment around you. There is a reason why men are drawn to video games and porn and women are drawn to social media and gossip. Video games and porn are a simulation of an exercise of agency onto the world. In a world where you are artificially set into competition against gorillions of foreigners and your own women, inflation drives the prices of everything into the stratosphere and you are locked out of any meaningful participation in the economy, it might be the only actual chance to exercise that feeling.>Don't men get influenced by hormones too?Yes but selective pressure for millions of years has equipped men with a proclivity to act rationally under these effects. Influence is not the same as determination. Women might report that they feel that the hormones have a determinant effect on their consciousness, which is not something that any man will ever be able to relate to. Case in point, see what >>85864687 has said? This is why the term "hysteria" exists. It's a bit of an anachronism but something like the phenomenon is certainly real. >Yeah i too think that feminism is the manosphere of women, except it is funded and supported globallyNo, it's not a reactive expression of the female egregore and it is only meaningfully funded and supported by the Anglosphere and to a lesser extent the northwest European countries because it is an outgrowth of neoliberalism which finds its origin in the nonsense of Rousseau and Locke. To the extent that the manosphere is the same as feminism qua an institutional apparatus with a dominating effect on men in society, it is only that recently it is been largely abandoned and the void was filled with grifters.
>>85864698>Don't men experience that too?*>>85864687Would you say that all women experience that?>You KNOW you be acting crazy, but you still can not stop it. You watch yourself ruin your life in real time.Do you get more violent? More antisocial? Or just brainfog?
>>85864536Is it easy to notice?
>>85864718You can experience an analog to this by being on drugs, but no, it will not be a formative aspect of your identity the way it is for women.
>>85864541>>85864717Are you a woman?>Yes but selective pressure for millions of years has equipped men with a proclivity to act rationally under these effects.Is that why men score the highest on suicide rates and mental illnesses?
>>85864718>Would you say that all women experience that?I think so, at least most women. but not all are able to look introspectively and identify it.>Do you get more violent? More antisocial? Or just brainfog?It really depends, just less self control. It can be things like picking a fight with my roommate or bf over something that doesnt matter at all. One time I got fired from my job from crashing out a little too hard. That was a long buildup, but pms was the final straw.
I actually do not think I have any "unique" struggles. I assume at first men are human at the same level as me. And then when they don't grasp what I am talking about, I am always baffled. Men are unfeeling subhumans. My struggles are entirely normal and human.
>>85864765>Are you a woman?I have expounded in paragraphs to you about this topic I have read extensively about on a holiday weekend morning. I am obviously not a woman. >Is that why men score the highest on suicide rates and mental illnesses?Suicide is overall an aberration in normal function. The book Night Falls Fast goes into this subject and I recommend it. A significant portion of suicides are underwent on a whim. That whim could be emotional in origin, or really anything. In any event, the psychological profile of a male or female suicide victim is not normal and is not relevant to the subject of the OP.
>>85864816>One time I got fired from my job from crashing out a little too hard. That was a long buildup, but pms was the final straw.I think you might have an aggravated case of PMSs, i don't get periods so i might be wrong.
>>85864687Thats called "mania" and men experience it just as much, if not more, than women. Women have pretty strong innate action stoppers actually, that why they barely ever do anything significant-
OP here, i am going to write down every struggle you suggested on paper and research it further, please if you are a woman and feel that you face struggles that are exclusive to your gender please share them, regardless of how minut or severe these struggles are.
>>85864506I think girls might struggle with traveling a bit more when they are completely alone. When I am in forums or conversations related to traveling, males simply dont get it. I had a friend who was always making fun of the fact that I didnt want to go too far to see new countries because I dont really know the areas and he put it on the fact that I am American and paranoid or bigoted. But its more like if I travel alone, I am pretty defenseless. I have been to many Latin American countries because I have family there and can speak the language. It didnt seem to cross his mind that girls would be a bit more afraid to travel to new countries alone.
>>85864506PCOS and endometriosis
>>85865358I knew a few girls who suffer from those, really hard stuff, one of them is super cool though.
>>85864506Pregnancy, giving birth. Come on you forgot the big ones>>85864582This happens to fat people
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