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Best content occurs after the halfway point of the video and at the very end.

Basically she's accusing the driver of trying to rip her off at best but also insinuates that women don't feel safe and that she doesn't liketor having a male driver because they can kidnap her.

I guess the driver is too apologetic and it triggers her to tell him to stop interrupting her and STFU because he's too mansplainy.

Long story short - she's a c*nt and surprising even Reddit agrees that she's a c*nt.

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"Random things women obviously had no impact in..."

When you put the car in park and the doors automatically unlock

The op is too rslurred to check the environment before putting the car in park. If it's a spot you can't determine is safe, then why park there in the first place? Not to mention that feature can be turned off most off in most vehicles. :#marseyretard2:

Must be able to lift 50 lbs on job postings.

This 100% and it's on A LOT of jobs. It's why I wouldn't get hired. Me being 90 lbs, that wasn't ever gonna work.

Here a few admit to being physically disabled.

Well as long as we keep letting men make all the decisions, we’re not going to get shit done.

We need more women up the food chain and looking around for opportunities to capture the “pink” dollar.

Good luck getting to the top of the food chain when you can't even lift 50 pounds lol.

My husband is in the military. IDK if it's still a thing, but the kevlar for women was tested, wait for it......... using men.

Dependapotamus gives her opinion. :marseychonkerfoid: Women are also well known for their combat abilities, by not properly equipping them we are setting ourselves up for failure. There were probably a ton of women signing up to test that vest, but the men just wouldn't let them.

Entire thread is filled with this stuff. :#marseyemojirofl:

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Probably thinking about his minis

:#marseycapyautismchad:

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I went on a FRICKING ski trip to New Mexico recently and spent a LONG butt time at Denver Intl (LIBERAL :marse#yclintongarrison: SHITHOLE) because United is a fricking GARBAGE airline. :marseym#anysuchcases:

Anyway, as I slowly died a soul death while charging my phone at the gate after getting plastered at the New Belgium brewing restaurant/bar I LOOKED UP and EVERY SINGLE FOID :marseywomanmoment: was wearing :marseyblackcock: $200 blundstone chelsea boots - literally sposed to be :marseylolcow::marseytexan: farm :marseysneed: shitkicker boots. Also why the FRICK are they :ma#rseybux: TWO HUNDRED PLUS :ma#rseybux: dollars. (I want a pair).

HOW do all :marseytrad: FOIDS :marseytrad: suddenly transition to a NEW footwear FAD in like a SINGLE day? Is there a signal chat or something for updates?

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  • I've been in therapy and on medication for years to deal with my anxiety and depression.

  • I moved 10 minutes away from Disney World to see whether it would help my mental health.

  • Having the parks nearby makes me more eager to get out and socialize.

Ever since I was a little girl, I've dreamed of living in Disney World --- not in a "I want to be a princess" kind of way but because it was a place where I always felt free to be my most authentic self.

There was something about being surrounded by people who embraced the magic that made me feel safe and at peace. It was at Disney World where I could leave my anxieties at home for the day and just exist as a normal person.

As I grew up, my anxiety turned into a full-blown disorder and was shadowed by depression, which consumed me. While I'd been in therapy and on medication for years, I was still miserable in every waking minute of the day and would long for a time when I could take another trip to my happy place.

That's when I considered moving to Disney World. At first, it sounded like a wild idea because I'd never lived alone, but for the sake of my mental health, I was willing to try it.

It's been the best decision for me

I talked through the idea with my therapist, friends, and family, and I came to the conclusion that I'd try it to see what happened. At the end of the day, the worst thing that could happen was that I hated it and moved back home.

But after nearly three months of being settled into my new apartment only 10 minutes from Disney World, I can wholeheartedly say it's one of the best decisions I've made for my mental health.

I'm not saying that because it's all magic and pixie dust --- though it is a lot of the time. I still have rough days, with depression leaving me stuck in bed as I go days without showers and my apartment falls into utter disarray. But when I can gather the energy to get out of bed, having the parks to go to makes me keen on going outside, socializing, and relaxing, which I've found has been very beneficial for my mental health.

On days when I would normally sit in my room and either sleep or work all day, I find myself at the parks living my life. I have more of a reason and a desire to take breaks and have some fun.\

There are even some elements of visiting the parks that have added healthy habits to my life. When I'm at the parks, I'm outside in the sunlight. My therapists have always harped on the importance of vitamin D, especially for coping with depression, but I never really listened before.

Now that I'm at the parks a lot, which are essentially all outdoors, I've had increased exposure to sunlight, and that has had a profound influence on my mood. And walking around the parks has increased my physical activity, which I'm sure has had an effect on both my mental and my physical well-being.

It's easier to socialize at the parks than anywhere else

I think the most helpful part has been the social aspect of being at the parks. I find it easier to socialize, and I have the desire to make connections. Since there's this shared love for Disney, that's the icebreaker, and it makes the rest of the conversation easier.

Even when I meet characters at the parks, it gives me the opportunity to have conversations about an imaginary world, which provides me with an outlet to escape the mundane small talk that drains the life out of me in regular conversations.

With all this said, I'm very lucky to have been able to make the move near Disney World. It's given me a new outlook on life and a reason to wake up in the morning.

While the depression and anxiety don't go away, I have a place I can visit to let go of my problems, even if it's only temporary. I can take a step away from my intrusive thoughts and difficult feelings and simply bask in the place where I feel happiest.

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I mean, she's clearly enjoying it, right?

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Good morning

I have a profound dislike of women

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Throwaway, because I am ashamed to even ask for help.

My (M21) Gf (F23) has gotten r*ped 3 times over the course of her life. 2 before she met me and one during. We have been dating for about a year. All of them have been at parties and have been caused by a stranger taking advantage of her.

Obviously she is a victim and doesn’t deserve anything that has happened to her, but she will not stop going to parties and getting drunk and high to the point where she isn’t fully aware of her surroundings. She says if she stops going then the male feminists win, because she’s loves to have fun with her friends and listen to music. I usually do not go to these parties as I despise party culture and have a tight circle of friends who I will only celebrate their birthdays with. I have gone to some of these parties that she goes to and she is very popular and friendly.

I worry that she is being taken advantage of to the point where she doesn’t consider that a huge trust factor is being broken with me. I really do not like her going to these parties and have been going with her ever since the last one happened. I feel that I ruin the mood she has, by being worried and feel that she doesn’t want me there. She tells me she loves me and appreciates me going because she knows I hate it. So I'm not worried about her lying or anything of the sort just confused.

She tells me that people grope her in public and kiss her when they pass by too. I am deeply disturbed that something might be wrong with her as I care about her very much. I don't know if it is caused by dissociating or some other mental illness but I will never let anything happen to this woman again. I have considered marrying her in a couple years but I don’t know if I can trust someone that puts no effort in trying to stop this from happening. I feel like an butthole for even thinking that but I want to protect her. Please anybody let me know if you have been a in a similar situation or any ideas to help her. Thank you.

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