Is sisterhood just a myth women romanticize to promote women's empowerment?

[dennyd89]

I've seen countlese women i. e mistresses show little remorse and empathy when it comes the feeling's of the woman caught in the middle of steamy love affairs or the damage caused to the children, but women make it seem like men are always the bad guys, is sisterhood just a myth used to promote unity and empowerment amongst a demographic with selfish self serving needs just as brotherhood can be a myth?

[wiltingrosepetal]

I once described why women go to bathrooms together to a male friend, explaining it to be a kind of sanctuary for women. In there, there's a sisterhood. You check each other, you hand out advice, you hold your friends hair as she throws her guts up. Everything from providing needed tampons to helping a girl escape a really handsy guy at a bar. At my school's ball my dress tore and girls I'd never spoken to before went on to help me. That right there is sisterhood. It's a real thing

[HaleyCatgirl]

I mean I think so then again I always grew up around dudes my brother my cousins I trust them before I trust any woman

[dennyd89]

Interesting and I'm in no way being anti woman I'm just going by the things I heard from many women in this podcast about cheating said, to be fair many did feel remorse but many admitted all they cared about are rh moment was their own needs

[dennyd89]

At the moment

[HaleyCatgirl]

I'm not too familiar with dating I only just started dating yesterday with my best friend and that's my first relationship I mean I play Xbox and my friends always get heartbroken when they get cheated on so tend to take the dude's side more since I'm so familiar with it imagine it's vice versa if someone grew up with girls

[Anonymous]

Women don’t know how to be friends. They’re so fake to one another.

[devilish-cutie]

women dont really stand together as men do

[In_Trance]

Never heard of this