'This thread is depressing': Reddit answers- What would women dislike most if they became men?

Women have been fighting for equality in a male-dominated world for a long time. The dilemma of not understanding each other has been a point of debate. Men don't know what women want and vice-versa. A Redditor posed a question that started a thread of dreadful answers and has now caught the internet's attention. Here's what it said.?

What did the Redditor ask??

What would women dislike most if they became men?
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A Reddit user, @No-Calligrapher, asked, "What would women dislike most if they became men?" The question has gone viral with many replies. The post got 6.9k upvotes and 12k comments.?

Many people shared answers to the controversial question. Here's what people said.?

1. "Being treated like a second parent"

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A user wrote, "Being treated like a second-rate parent even if you're the only parent." To which a user shared their personal story and wrote, "Was raised by a single dad in the eighties. People were like oh you poor girl when I had a perfectly good parent. Hope it’s going okay for you. Dm me you want to talk."

2. Pedo treatment

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A user wrote about how men are always looked at like a predator.? "People thinking you're a pedo when you're watching your own kid at the park," the user wrote in the comments. Many people agreed with this thought.

3. No compliments

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Another user shared how men don't receive a lot of compliments, and everyone is okay with it. "You may go a year or ten without a single compliment. Many men are laying in their casket before many good things are ever said about them," the user wrote.

"So true, lmao. The last "real" compliment I got was 3 years ago (lmao) that too from my dad's (male) boss who said I've an amazing smile.Well, unless my mom counts? I'm the most eligible bachelor in India as far as she's concerned," a user shared their experience.?

4. No crying

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A user highlighted how men crying in front of others garners a bad reaction. They wrote, "Crying in front of people has the exact opposite effect."

To this a user shared their personal story and wrote, "I was told straight to my face by a woman that I had already been really hitting it off with that my "emotional vulnerability was unattractive" and "I don't think we're a good fit."

5. "Being short"

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A user wrote, "Being short, I am 5 ft and I still get mad about it but if I was a man I would be." Another added, "Yeah, one of my best friends is a man who's 4'11. I don't see him any differently but I'm sure that's a not insignificant reason he's still single nearing 40."

Also read:?Redditor asks-What would you eliminate from Indian workplace? Answers are too good to miss

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