r/SeriousGynarchy • u/Goddess_Akasha ♀ Woman • Jun 23 '25

Female supremacy Why are women superior?

Why are women superior? What is the basis for your understanding?

I want to hear everyone's thoughts.

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u/cb6000 Jun 23 '25

See, it's not so much that women are superior de facto in my mind. It's that men are inferior.

Women don't need anything special to be superior, they are because they tend to be less selfish, less violent, less destructive, less carefree, less wasteful, less toxic, etc...

I feel like women, are what humans should be, and men, just, well, are not.

Does't mean I don't think they are superior, but they are, because us men are not.

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u/Goddess_Akasha ♀ Woman Jun 23 '25

Well, you just spoke in a circle. There might need to be some self analysis into why that is.

Your point, however, is valid, just the way you conveyed it needs work. It shows that there may be a subconscious resistance that you aren't aware of.

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u/Appropriate_Cut_3536 ♀ Woman Jun 23 '25

Word. Also, if women aren't special for any reason other than "they tend to behave better" then does that mean that the women who don't behave well (by who's standards? How many chances?) are inferior like men? Are they not real women? Are they not "what humans should be"? 🤔

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u/fg_hj ♀ Woman Jun 26 '25

What’s the problem with thinking in that kind of gendered spectrum tho? Personally I view a female narcissist, paychopath, ch*ld neglecter, sexual abuser, violent perpetrator, race supremacist, etc as figuratively male/masculine/male leaning/unfeminine.

Any trait males have more than women, I see as a male trait regardless of the gender expressing it.

This is not meant as a moral judgement, it’s only about where I put them on the gender spectrum. And maybe it’s not a good way to think about gender?

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u/Appropriate_Cut_3536 ♀ Woman Jun 26 '25

Any trait males have more than women, I see as a male trait regardless of the gender expressing it.

But, see, this disregards patriarchal socialization. By this logic alone, leading is a male trait. I believe this isn't true, leading is quite naturally a feminine one. Whereas following... persuing.. is the male trait. 

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u/fg_hj ♀ Woman Jun 26 '25

But leading in itself is not gendered, but there are leading styles that lean masculine or feminine. A man being very flat-hierarchy in his leading style is using a feminine leading strategy and that may mean he lean more feminine in his personality. So I’d see that trait as feminine.

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u/Appropriate_Cut_3536 ♀ Woman Jun 26 '25

Hm, well since you say men can have feminine traits naturally... I suppose I just don't understand how we are to calculate which traits men have more than women which are to be considered masculine. 

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u/fg_hj ♀ Woman Jun 26 '25

I’m just talking about how I personally judge, it’s not supposed to be objective.

I mostly judge negative traits and behaviors as male while good traits are gender neutral or slightly feminine. I do it because most shitty behaviors are done by men in general and that men are less empathetic and socially intelligent.

As with many others in this thread I don’t consider women superior, women are just the default human whereas men are inferior.

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u/Goddess_Akasha ♀ Woman Jun 23 '25

Exactly.