I hate women.

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Most of my worst social experiences have involved other women, so I tend to stay away from them (except my mom... she's awesome).

i get a long better with guys for sure. but i can accommodate the ladies too.

to me most guys' fascinations with most sports and cars is about as unsound as womens' desire for shopping and getting their nails "did."

ive always been pretty randy, maybe that's why

edit: oh and incoherent too... oh well, lol for me!

Hmmm, still not locked, eh??

At last! someone, ANYONE else, who understands acceptable fluffiness has limits! And those limits remain in place regardless of gender.

I hate shopping. I'm uninterested in sports. And cars. The most "girly" conversations I get into revolve around a) "I hurt, it's the wrong time of month" or b) pregnancy. The second one only happens lately because I've lived in the same house as a pregnant sister, and I have a friend who needed someone other than her mother to talk to. Secondhand experience being better than none, I suppose...

I hate people, too. People are idiots. Including me. And it seems the point of this thread was to vent about the paticular idiocies of typical women. So, kindly get over the impulse to require everyone to be politically correct about everything, and accept that you, too, are an idiot. Just about different stuff than other people.

There is nothing PC about me. I am a woman - I love being a woman and I love women - I'm not queer or bi. I simply believe that too many of us are taught that it's okay to hate women.
Just because I'm not a racist doesn't mean that I'm worried about what people think - on the contrary - I have my opinions and my beliefs and it sounds to me like you've got more issues than Ausperger's.
Perhaps it's that you haven't had many experiences with a multitude of people from different cultures and so your ignorance and lack of understanding is what makes you hateful - I believe Hitler had a problem with that too - didn't he also hate people?

Why would it be? Its obviously not a mysoginistic rant.

I'm an idiot too. Thank you so much for calling yourself an idiot too<3 That is so refreshing.

Hahaha... oh my God. Wow, just, wow. Am I the only one floored by this? Or am I seriously coming across as Hitler? Anyone? Seriously. Wow.

Good lord. I suggest you go back & read the original post (& the ones in between) a little more carefully. You are way off here. That's awful to say something like that to someone you don't even know.

Planning on invading poland any time soon?

x: Odd, I have a lot of friends and it seems equal- the only friend of mine that's a girl that gets on my nerves is because she's so obsessed with anime and flaunts her print-out naruto pictures and all that crap around. And even then I can't keep myself from giving her cuddles and hugs.

hello you all, i am new to this forum but from the first visit on i was amazed by this topic because now i know that i am not the only woman who has a problem with women. i agree with what you say about the difficulties about being with women though i am i woman too. for me women are a strange and harmful species which i will never come along with. i wouldnt say i hate them, i rather feel lost and weird when i have to be with them. i prefer beeing with men because this is the species i belong to. i am diagnosed with kanner autism and have a extreme male brain. i think this is the main reason why i feel so much comfort at males presence and so much uncomfort at females presence.

I dunno--- I'm feeling down on the entire human race for the time being. I don't have many close friends, male or female. There does seem to be too much cliquiness with females in general. But the problem with many males is that when i talk to them, they seem to think that they are gonna "score". Which then makes me suspect males of alterior motives thereafter.
However, I do find it often easier to talk to males ( once they know I have a BF then they know they won't "score" and they can talk to me without any pressures and I can do likewise) and they often do say it like it is. I prefer that.
Women will often say one thing to you and then say something completely different to someone else. I don't like that. I'd rather avoid the drama.
My biggest problem, though, is that in social settings people (male and female, but more often female)will try and tell me problems they have with someone else who is present. I can get loud on a topic if I am passionate about it, but often I am quiet. People think this means I am bored. So they tell me all about their issues with so-and-so ( my quiet nature leads them to believe I'll also stay quiet about their issues). I end up having to feign a full bladder or something to get away. And yes, I won't divulge a person's secret to another because this wraps me up even further in a situation I never wanted any part in to begin with. People generally think I have a weak bladder by now...

Yes I do, actually agree with you. Several NT's on the Internet think I'm male, and I hate my gender. I don't discriminate against women themselves either, but I don't like the female stereotype, and I don't like being female. I don't like being lumped in with all the other females, who like socializing (and possibly hanging out in bathrooms for long hours for that purpose), going shopping (talk about boring!), get emo and expect people to care (selfish brats), etc because then people expect me to be the same, but I know that I'm not that shallow or illogical. I know that I'm not because I enjoy and mostly excel at subjects like math, and am not very emotional; in fact, I'm insensitive. Unlike most women, I don't use my social skills (or lack thereof) to take advantage of other people. I try to be as honest as possible, because I know that lying only gets you into trouble.

Despite that, I actually have quite a few female friends, but they don't fit the stereotype anyways. None of them are particularly interested in fashion, are super chatty and bother me to go shopping with them, and they're probably not very emo; if they did have some emotional problems, they wouldn't expect me to help them with it, even if I were willing to listen to them. In fact, a few of my female friends attend or attended the same math classes I did. Of course, such people are difficult to find.

I've been exposed!