What is it with women being so self-absorbed when it comes to personal space and manners? I've noticed that out of the house, they are much more likely than men to push into a line and think that they are simply entitled to "Because I'm me".
And when I'm just walking on the footpath, say I'm walking on the left hand side and the woman coming in the opposite direction on the right. She'll see me, and then suddenly move into my lane. So I move to the opposite one, and then she'll move into it again. Recently it happened like five times in a row. What is that? Seriously?
I've noticed that when I see another man, usually we seem to be quite considerate. Usually we'll notice one another, and then there's this almost imperceptible nod, as if to say "Good day to you, sir!". And we'll pass by without incident.
Similarly, I've noticed in the supermarket or a shop, if you alight on a particular thing that you're looking at, often women seem to be like, "What's he looking at?" and push in front to see, as if they're utterly incapable of directing their own interest in various things and have to jump in, just in case someone is getting something they're not.
Ugh! Of course I'm not saying all women are like this, not at all. But it seems like whereas almost no men are like this in public spaces, a very good proportion of women are. And before this becomes "You're just a woman-hating basement-dweller", I'm not straight so I don't have to suck up to / white knight women just because they have a monopoly on vaginas. If women are acting c***ty, I will call them out. And it seems many are; they adopt the attitude, "**** you, get out of my way. Woman coming through!"
By the way, this isn't an anti-feminism thing. I've noticed butch / masculine / feminist women seem to act much more like guys in terms of being considerate in public spaces. It's the real princesses, the sort you can imagine being a bridezilla, who act this way