I find it hilarious reading through all of these threads/comments of men hating on women and women hating on men, believing that the other one is 100% the problem and that the opposite gender's issues are stupid/meaningless compared to their own. It's funny because nobody seems to realize that their problems with the other are totally personal/emotional and in no way logical. Why not? Because if they could somehow place themselves into the other' shoes, the problems would no longer even exist.

Women's main issues with men seem to be their "entitlement" to sex and greater propensity towards violence and rage. They see these men as entitled because they simply cannot relate to having such an extraordinarily strong urge for sex. If they were suddenly placed into an average man's testosterone-riddled body, they would INSTANTLY realize that what looks like entitlement to them is actually a desperate, inescapable desire. They would realize that not getting this constantly-nagging, all-consuming desire satisfied can make a madman out of someone. When they inevitably try going for girls, all kinds, and experience a ton of rejection, they will see EXACTLY why the men here act and speak the way do. And the same testosterone that sparks an extremely high sex drive also sparks aggression and low inhibition; things men keep in check but always, by no choice of their own, have brewing.

Men's main issues with women seem to be their pickiness and willingness to virtue signal. They can't fathom how women are only able to sexually desire a small number of men; they view this as unfair, evil, and unreasonable. However, if they were put into the body of an average female, they would suddenly realize just why their attraction works the way it does. They would become innately aware of the many inherent risks having sex entails (being pregnant a near year being the main one, intense pain being a close second) and why they aren't inclined to sleep with just *any* guy. They would also quickly realize JUST how many men are aching to use them as a release and why it feels so logical to pick the best of the bunch. Obviously, they'd also realize why tallness and handsomeness are so alluring, no longer judging them there. One of the big things is that they'll realize, grimly, how extremely weak they are compared to men, and why they might feel the need to "sugar coat" things to keep themselves safe.

It's hard to even see the "gender war" as a real war when it wouldn't even exist with some understanding.