Look I understand that I have already talked about this, but just the sheer number of women from feminist countries saying they would rather be born men as to "not have to deal with misogyny" is so tiring.

They say that without ever mentioning that men are the ones getting drafted in feminist countries, men have no genital autonomy, men are the ones who usually have to do all the difficult jobs and are expected to provide for and protect women. Most of these people wouldn't last two minutes being a man especially if they ever became a victim of SA and violence and got told that they can't be victims because of their sex and realise they have barely any support avilable to them. They have so much societal privilige and they are STILL unhappy.

Even when people like Norah Vincent who has tried living as a man and fully acknowledged that it's much harder being a man (even though she still wasn't drafted and wasn't a circumcision victim) and then later self-deleted as well as so many ftm people who fully admit that it's much harder being a man they still parrot the same debunked claims and talk about how "well I'd get taken more seriously in male dominated fields" while completely ignoring all the violence and everything men go through.

It's also kind of ironic that they spend so much time complaining about their issues whereas they don't realise that if they were indeed born male they would be getting silenced for opening their mouth and demanding justice for themselves. It's all pretty pathetic.

At least when I say that I would give almost anything to have been born female I fully acknowledge that there would be some disadvanatges that would come with it but that I would still much rather deal with those than what men go through.

Again, I'm talking strictly about feminist countries where the above descriptions hold true so this criticism isn't aimed at anyone born in a country where that doesn't apply.