I read this story about a girl who changed her gender to be a man.
She ended up hating it and died from assisted suicide. It was because no women wanted to know him or talk to him or acknowledge his existence.
She began to hate women for it.
I think it’s called self made man.
In what area? There are most definitely areas in which men have it harder, and some in which it's tougher for women, but making blanket statements about life as a whole is inevitably going to be oversimplifying. Different things matter more or less to different people, and they'll be able to find different workarounds and ways to adapt, too. What men lack is women's appreciation for the unpleasantnesses of their side of the story.
What Ms. Vincent did, however, was to DISGUISE herself as a man; she didn't make any permanent changes- except in her viewpoint, afterwards. And while the recriminations of learning how things looked for the other half, and seeing what she indirectly (she was a lesbian, after all) enabled may have hurt her, it wasn't what drove her to suicide- the book came out in 2007 and she only died a month or so ago.
I voted A only because your poll options suck. Men certainly have it harder than women in some ways, and women have it harder than men in some ways.
Unfortunately, society only recognizes gender issues when women are viewed as "victims", and somehow feminist find ways to twist the facts to blame all disadvantages men face on men themselves.
Essentially, women's problems are society's problems and men's problems are men's problems. That's the influence of modern feminism.
No, but they they do have different difficulties. In some ways being a woman is definitely harder than being a man, in some ways it's the opposite.
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Super sad to hear she has died, I think she was a hero for what she did. I doubt she decided to kill herself because of that experiment; it sounds like she had a difficult time of it mentally. Really bummed to learn this news. R. I. P. to someone who made a genuine effort to understand the opposite sex.
m I would say there are certain things both gender have it harder doing to be honest
John's Hopkins followed every person who has had gender reassignment surgery for over 20 years. Every single person said life was easier and people were nicer as a woman... every single one.
That’s just an example of transgenders having it harder than a normal gender. Not wether men or women have it harder.
No experience as a female, but I think bleeding, cramps, and bloating each month and getting catcalled and harassed by a slew of clowns all the time would be far worse than anything I've endured.
Varies from situation to situation 🤷🏻♂️
It harder for our babies
No i don't
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