Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't put it as strongly as you have, but I hear you. I have had (and do have) close women friends in my life, but I find it much easier to be friends with men. I was raised in a family of boys (cousins, too), and I find them much easier to be around. When I was in college, I was the one girl that was invited to the boys' poker night. It worked out for me, because I went into an industry that was dominated by men, and it didn't bother me to be the only woman in the room.
FWIW, in my career, I have been known for promoting and mentoring women. I like women; I just find many women exhausting when it comes to personal relationships.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a woman, but for the most part I hate hanging out with other women. The majority of women I encounter are insufferable. They are needy, have unrealistic expectations of you, and have no yet perfected how to be independent. They also have not learned how to enjoy time alone with themselves. I know this is not ALL women, but it is a lot of women. It's maddening. Men are so much simpler. I envy the way their friendships work at times.
Perhaps the majority of women you encounter have a low tolerance for sexism and misogyny. I certainly hope so.
I like some women but I really can't stand the ones who use the term "insufferable". Men don't do that.

Anonymous wrote:You are oversimplifying male friendships. Give men more credit for being capable of subtle emotions, conflicting feelings, and other forms of relationship complexity.
Anonymous wrote:In all honesty, you are the one with the problems, OP. You’re trying to start a vicious thread on this sad little forum because your little life is so empty. You aren’t provocative - you are pathetic.
You need help, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a woman, but for the most part I hate hanging out with other women. The majority of women I encounter are insufferable. They are needy, have unrealistic expectations of you, and have no yet perfected how to be independent. They also have not learned how to enjoy time alone with themselves. I know this is not ALL women, but it is a lot of women. It's maddening. Men are so much simpler. I envy the way their friendships work at times.
Perhaps the majority of women you encounter have a low tolerance for sexism and misogyny. I certainly hope so.
Anonymous wrote:I am a woman, but for the most part I hate hanging out with other women. The majority of women I encounter are insufferable. They are needy, have unrealistic expectations of you, and have no yet perfected how to be independent. They also have not learned how to enjoy time alone with themselves. I know this is not ALL women, but it is a lot of women. It's maddening. Men are so much simpler. I envy the way their friendships work at times.