Similarly to my male privilege post I recently made, and figured it'd be best to have this as it's own.

I feel it's definitely a real, tangible thing in Western nations. The fact women have never had to register for the draft is a major example, along with how innocent men who are falsely accused are denied due process. Also whenever women potentially falsely accuse men of abuse, rape, etc. are still automatically believed and sided with by law enforcement and the courts even when they have no evidence backing up their claims. The constant denial of misandry either not existing or not being a serious issue, the constantly downplaying and trivializing of female on male crimes, the overwhelmingly favorable treat female students in schools get and how courts are very biased against men. Also the lack of campaigns to end violence against men and sexism against them. The "women and children" narrative that for decades has been ingrained into both society and government, and you know with the children part it's really referring to girls. So many examples.

Female privilege is definitely a real thing and unfortunately much of the time is confused or mistaken for legit gender equality. It's what misandrists truly fight for, not equality but for privileges and superiority, and for men and boys to be at disadvantages.