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>Women tend to backstab other women. 
>It's their own fault, to be honest.
Conducted either emotionally, mentally, sexually, or physically..
Women will attempt to maintain their own vanity/ego over most other things. 
Through manipulation, drama rousing, etc. 
The biggest problem women have is the thought that gaining status/power/fame is gained by manipulating others or causing unnecessary drama as a form of amusement/entertainment. 

>Why society is naturally patriarchal & modern (aka post) feminists are toxic
Women tend to defer responsibilities & duties when possible & yet blame the decision maker rather their their over-scrutinizing pressure & input.
This is a known fact of society throughout history.

In the past women had set roles & responsibilities just like men.
It may have appeared patriarchal due to male centricity of historical writing, leaders, & decision making but initially this was not the case.
WOMEN ALLOWED IT TO HAPPEN due to their inclination to be the outside observers & critics/advisors rather than the forward actor & leader/decision maker.
Men took up roles that women did not requiring extra responsibility/scrutiny, it was a necessity not a malicious choice for human advancement.

Most modern women currently won't even decide their own dinner for themselves social relationships. It's not that they aren't allowed to/can't make snap decisions; but rather they are more inclined to judge others for their recommendation or decision.
The fact of the matter is women don't want the spotlight/microscope on them to scrutinize their faults & actions.
Instead they want to be the judge that lays verdicts rather than listen to critique from peers.

>They wish to be the perfect admired jewelry displayed on the pedestal, But not the one under the jewelers hand being worked to perfection
>they'd rather be the jeweler making the cuts & twisting the metal
>However people only appreciate the master workmanship & beauty of the piece, not the jeweler who made it
gpt
Now see, this is what I wanted. It's eloquent. Is it true? Who cares, it's fun!

Fedora tip to you, lovely shadow.