Examples of scrote Privilege in Everyday Life

Men are less likely to die in car accidents because safety features were developed and tested on people of their size.

Men can walk down the street without worrying about whether they will be catcalled.

They walk to their cars without their keys between their fingers.

They can show emotion without their ability to lead being called into question or being called crazy.

They are less likely to experience side effects from medications because those medications were tested on people like them.

When sick, they are diagnosed sooner than women.

They are more likely to get pain relief when hurt or sick, even for the same injuries or ailments.

They can get a job or promotion without people assuming they were just a diversity hire rather than actually qualified.

Men are 7 times more likely to be correctly diagnosed when having a heart attack.

Fathers are not asked if they plan to continue to work after their kid is born and are not judged negatively if they do.

Men still earn more money for the same jobs, with the same education and the same experience, even when women negotiate salary just as much.

Colloquial words and phrases reflect your gender (mankind, All men are created equal)

You will not be expected by anyone to take your partner's last name if you marry, nor will you be judged if you don't.

Your children will likely have your last name.

You are less likely to be interrupted when you speak.

If you make a mistake or experience failure, it's not attributed to your gender. i.e. if you have a car accident, it's not because of "men drivers." Or if you make a mistake at work, it's not because men can't handle or shouldn't be in those positions.