A while back I made a post on this topic. The post was downvoted by salty women in denial.

But you can actually see this sort of thing play out in the real world. Like here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGqn8pf5D9Q

This is a video about female basketball star Caitlin Clark being fouled hard by a rival player. For those unfamiliar, Caitlin Clark is the biggest star in women's basketball. Evidently her peers don't like the attention she's gotten and they certainly don't like her, which is why she experiences physical assaults like from the video above.

What makes it all the more glaring is how her teammates do nothing to stick up for her. In men's sports, a star player being hurt by the opposing team will be met with swift retribution. But here, Clark's teammates do nothing on her behalf. This can only be interpreted as tacit approval of the mistreatment she routinely experiences. The players don't like the attention she gets from the media and the public, and that includes her players on the same team as her.

A lot has been said about women supporting other women in this sub and other online spaces. But it's all bunk. Women actually hate other women. Behind the curtain, there is a lot of jealousy and bitterness over those doing better than them. So despite all the talk about female solidarity, they will still hate the prettiest girl at the ball.