Interesting stuff, I always thought buddhism was all about those 'feminine energy and positivity' crap. This totally changed my perception, Buddha himself was probably mgtow.

From the article: "Further, according to the canonical texts, before the Buddha allowed Pajapati into the Sangha, she had to agree to eight Garudhammas, or grave rules, not required of men. These are:

A Bhikkuni (nun) even if she was in the Order for 100 years must respect a Bhikkhu (monk) even of a day.

A Bhikkuni must reside within 6 hours of traveling distance from the monastery where Bhikkhus reside for advice.

On Observance days a Bhikkhuni should consult the Bhikkhus.

A Bhikkhuni must spend rainy season retreats under the orders of both Bhikhus and Bhikkhunis.

A Bhikkhuni must live her life by both the orders.

A Bhikkhuni must on two years obtain the higher ordination (Upasampatha) by both Orders.

A Bhikkhuni cannot scold a Bhikkhu.

A Bhikkhuni cannot advise a Bhikkhu.

Nuns also have more rules to follow than monks. The Pali Vinaya-pitaka lists about 250 rules for monks and 348 rules for nuns.

Source: https://www.learnreligions.com/maha-pajapati-and-the-first-nuns-449897