I recently made a post where I showed women making fun of men who were just asking for reciprocation in the relationship, but the women called it princess treatment to make it seem like men were asking for too much. This is a continuation of that post.

A common insult for these men were "princesses" or "sassy men," but the other most common shaming tactic was implying he was gay and mocking him for it. Saying stuff like "just go date a man if you want to be a princess so bad."

It was obviously intended as an insult, quite manipulative as well to tell men who don't want to end up in a one-sided relationship where he isn't receiving any love that they are just gay. It's actually insulting to the woman to say this.

Because it implies that in order for a man to be loved and appreciated in a relationship, he has to date other men, saying that women can't give that kind of affection that would satisfy their partner, despite women being known as more emotionally intelligent. They're saying only men know how to satisfy their partner in terms of love and appreciation. So this is actually kind of misogynistic.

And there's actual data to conclude that gay relationships are more successful and have the lowest divorce rates, while for lesbian relationships it's the opposite. So they're not entirely wrong.