"One thing I want from life is to be treated like man"

Okay. I don't deny there are positives to being a man, however I will say that both genders have it awful, and I would take what you have over what I've got any day.

Here's what being treated like a man will really feel like.

You don't get to show genuine emotion around your friends and family without being ridiculed. You will not be able to make female friends or even engage with females without 99% of them assuming you want sex or "bitches". You no longer get the comraderie you previously had with your female friends and family because society brings us up to see men as potential threats. Your sexuality no longer matters, no demisexual, no pansexual, no bi, no queer, you are either gay or straight in the eyes of most men(and plenty of women) you'll encounter. While it is to a degree misogynistic that society brings us up to see women as weak and men as potential threats, it causes a general level of hostility towards us from society as a whole. Because men are seen as sex hungry animals and potential sexual predators and child predators, you cannot interact with children in any way without being questioned or judged. While a woman can see a crying kid on the road and go comfort him/her/them a man has to walk on so that we don't get arrested or harassed over trying to be nice. Male teachers, male coaches, men in general who work with kids are restricted in their ability to interact with the kids because of this. For a simple yet awful example, a female teacher could hug a student while a male teacher could not. A simple, innocent hug. At the same time, we deal with more misandrist shit than you think. Women using the "independent woman" and "you're an incel/misogynist" cards to win arguments in situations where they're at fault is relatively common. Not only that, men are the gender which faces the absolute worst form of objectification, being forced to fight and die horrifically in a war you don't understand, for a pointless cause, for leaders you hate, and for the majority of women who won't truly appreciate your efforts.What I've said so far is barely scratching the surface, but if you still believe you want to be be treated like a man, if you still believe we're at the top in society then I'm not going to say your wrong. If everything I've said and more is worth it to you then hey, you do you. As they say "it's lonely at the top."

Thank you for coming to my TedTalk