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I don't think using "men" as an example is fair, but we both know you're bored and trolling a certain type of person brings you joy, so:
Says the alt, lmao
Think of it as someone calling you gross or undesirable.
Kinda like how society is full of guys committing crimes while pretending to be girls lately
https://m3.gab.com/media_attachments/85/3c/d7/853cd7152db5070868325255c2976e58.mp4
you could've just answered the question without the whataboutism uwu
https://youtu.be/ib-pbqQ_xps?si=XHDP9rgHyEPPPFpA uwu
well sal is a pretty cool user so I don't mind the comparison uwu
You secretly desire to be us.
to unpack, it's traditionally unacceptable to get angry at women in an observable way, so if it does happen ones experiential fallback is yelling at your bro over the mayonnaise. your brain wants to shift the woman in question into this category, and there isn't any mayonnaise around...but gender is a fungible concept and your brain knows this for a fact. so it nudges them into the male category to ease your creativity in yelling.
this kind of conspicuous category reassignment is common in most cultures, and again a nearly ubiquitous brain behavior, leading both genders to have an already-hybridized idea of their gender simply following societal norms of gender and behavior as influenced by a categorization organ that doesn't necessarily care that much.