I feel like I need to preface this and say I’m not a misogynist, but these are just observations I’ve made. I love women, without them I wouldn’t be where I am today, but that doesn’t change the fact that something needs to change

Women think mens’ lives are easy or at the least, are easier than theirs. Women constantly compare themselves to the top 10% of men who are engineers, CEOs, and investors while completing ignoring the bottom 90% men who are laborers, construction workers, janitors, and tradesmen. The only argument people seem to have when you bring this up is to call you an “incel”.

I remember watching Kevin Samuels a few months ago and he literally had to explain to this woman that being with an average man is not “settling” if you’re an average woman. But in first world countries men have been vilified and devalued so much to the point that I honestly feel inferior to women my age in every way shape and form.

“We need more women in STEM” is something we hear all the time. But why do we ignore that there are more women in college and medical school than men already? Why do we completely ignore how primary education is failing our boys, how men receive harsher punishment for committing the same crime as women do. Why do we ignore how Family Court is inherently biased towards men?

Why do we expect men to be chivalrous; run towards danger to protect women and children, hold doors open, pay for everything. But expecting a sandwich at the end of the day is sexist. In 2016 Hillary Clinton bashed men all campaign long. Then had a surprised Pikachu face when she lost. News flash, you can’t demonize an entire gender and expect to win.

/semi incoherent rant over