u/Aexaus

Women don't fear men because we're violent. It's because we are motivated and get things done when we want something, and that scares them.

Men typically set their minds to a goal and they hammer away until the task is done, but we don't stop there. We keep going and aim higher and higher where as women aim to get comfortable and stay where they are. They aren't suppressing men because we hurt them, it's because they know what we can do, and they get reminded about it every waking day because the world around them was built by men with a passion. Women look at each other and see competition, but men look at each other and see allies.

They realized that the only way to keep men down wasn't to see us for what we are. It was to make us look like something that we aren't.

Male Approach:

• Direct
• Make intentions known upfront
• See what you want, and go for it
• Intentions are based off of romantic feelings and lifelong commitments
• Stems from an honest desire for companionship
• Little to do with her social status

Female Approach:

• Super indirect
• Watches from afar
• Approaches people around you, but not you
• Interested for social validation and because her friends said so
• Intentions are based off of social status and rumors
• Stems from personal gain, little to do with "romance"
• Will only want offspring if it locks the target down with her

Why is it important? Because when everyone thinks of the word "aggression", they think of an angry person that goes around shoving people and making it obvious of their intentions, but what they don't think of immediately is people coordinating together to ruin someone's life. This is how women conduct their attacks in our "civilized" world, and they start very young, probably at an earlier stage than a boy ever will conceive the idea of what's going on.

Make sure you have them grasp that the girls and their "friends" work together to tear their opponents down even if they're nice to them up front, and they often try to appeal to authority figures. Female aggression works very differently from male yet it is way more hostile and detrimental in the long run. Have them understand that having a friend group is important not because of validation, but for safety.

So, what we've got is an entire department of women (HR) that run the work force of companies, right? They choose to gradually replace everyone with women in all of these high earning roles. Then once they've done that they look around and wonder why they can't find a Chad with 6 figures. They want to be independent and stick it to the man then they hit 30-35 and wonder what happened.

My sisters in Christ, you have taken their jobs and opportunities. All that's left are nepo babies and blue collars that you refuse to associate with.

Title says it all. I just wanted to say the quiet part out loud because I noticed numerous implicit instances where women opt to arrange or direct relationships by pairing people up with their own racial groups. I've even noticed it happening to me when I'll hang out with women and they will kind of push me towards someone with a darker complexion like me or they will avoid getting too attached to me because there's a woman with dark skin in the social situation. Dead serious. Basically, they're allowed to be racist on the down low.

God forbid that we dare be selective in ANY shape or form. Phew. Although us men will usually just snag any woman that is docile, kind, and takes care of the family.

Basically, I was hanging out with a few friends. We generally get along and there really hasn't been any drama. Three male (including me), and four female. One of the girls mentions how she was at the library and a guy tried to ask her out. She declined, and he left her alone, but then another one approached and the dude was an outright freak asking to be her "pet". Another female "friend" chimes in and growls, going on a rant about how all men are disgusting perverts that need to be castrated, and how this is how the patriarchy works. I'll admit, it fucking came out of nowhere, plus she was doing that thing where they go "not you guys, BUT-" etc... She legitimately has never spoken that way before, but it came out.

Anyway, I did not expect to hear that from her, but then the other girls were nodding and verbally agreeing casually about how they hate men. The air between us guys got quiet and tense like a realization just dawned on us. We don't even touch them or try anything. It's like we all mutually agreed in silence that we need to distance ourselves from them because we exchanged glances, but didn't say a word. Seriously just ended what we thought was a friendship without a single word.