I envy men

There are advantages no matter which sex you are. Better to focus on yourself over others imo. At the end of the day most advantages are minimal in today’s society as everyone can do just about everything!

I don't know about that, I still think men are respected and taken more seriously.

By a small minority of people perhaps.

You also have to remember that most people respect experience and 30 years ago it was far more common for a man to be at Uni/up an organisation than a woman.

What I’m saying is that while a small minority will no doubt disadvantage you for being a woman the vast majority of people in this day and age don’t care. The world is a tough place and you have to earn respect no matter who you are. It’s only through hard work this can be achieved.

trouble is that small minority of people tend to be the ones at the top, the ones who decide how our lives should be run, who gets IVF and whether abortion should be legal.

Not true and even if it was companies are frightened of being called sexist nowadays. There are countless women only initiatives ect so you have plenty of opportunity.

I will reiterate that the world will give you nothing, man or woman, so it’s up to you to grab the opportunity while you can.

I envy the physique men have, the fact that they're stronger and generally have more status than women.
I don't know if this is weird or am I suffering from a modern version of penis envy lol? I don't think I feel like a man but sometimes I want to be one to avoid all the health issues of being a woman, menstruation, not being taken seriously by health professionals, etc.
I don't feel especially female either.

i didn't want to get into an argument or anything, but you need to research your facts before you shout out 'not true'. who are the politicians who come up with 'heartbeat' anti abortion laws? a bunch of rich white men. who is rationing IVF in the NHS and saying that single women aren't worthy of treatment for fertility? Men. Recently a whole NHS foundation trust has cut IVF for single women because they are seen as a burden to society. I doubt a woman was behind that decision.

i didn't want to get into an argument or anything, but you need to research your facts before you shout out 'not true'. who are the politicians who come up with 'heartbeat' anti abortion laws? a bunch of rich white men. who is rationing IVF in the NHS and saying that single women aren't worthy of treatment for fertility? Men. Recently a whole NHS foundation trust has cut IVF for single women because they are seen as a burden to society. I doubt a woman was behind that decision.

I envy men too! Their physical strength mainly, and the fact that they 'are' taken more seriously , higher pay...plus no periods of course, or childbirth.
I'd much prefer to have been born a male, given a choice.
Walking /travelling alone is also much easier for men...Although older women say they become far less hassled..An 80 year old who travels alone says it is much easier now than it was when she was in her palmy youth.

I envy men too! Their physical strength mainly, and the fact that they 'are' taken more seriously , higher pay...plus no periods of course, or childbirth.
I'd much prefer to have been born a male, given a choice.
Walking /travelling alone is also much easier for men...Although older women say they become far less hassled..An 80 year old who travels alone says it is much easier now than it was when she was in her palmy youth.

I envy the physique men have, the fact that they're stronger and generally have more status than women.
I don't know if this is weird or am I suffering from a modern version of penis envy lol? I don't think I feel like a man but sometimes I want to be one to avoid all the health issues of being a woman, menstruation, not being taken seriously by health professionals, etc.
I don't feel especially female either.

It’s a very small minority of men who hold that power though.


The rest of men also have their own problems and laws also don’t always work in their favour

I envy men too! Their physical strength mainly, and the fact that they 'are' taken more seriously , higher pay...plus no periods of course, or childbirth.
I'd much prefer to have been born a male, given a choice.
Walking /travelling alone is also much easier for men...Although older women say they become far less hassled..An 80 year old who travels alone says it is much easier now than it was when she was in her palmy youth.