Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on ""Men Are Living on Easy Mode"" video.

@Dr.AvenVon periods can indeed make you immobile with severe cramping. i see you're now completely triggered to the point where you're up-dooting your own comments because you think we're at war now and pulling in irrelevant talking points, so i'll leave you to it
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@Dr.AvenVon i think you need to go back to medical school "Dr."
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@luxcide the difference is unlike most trans people she actually succeeded as passing as the opposite gender (though some of the men she hung out with suspected she was a gay man, they never suspected she was a woman or trans)
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@kiss-shotacerola-orionhear220 i don't think you're paying attention at all, because men aren't having kids except when they're people who moved in from third-world countries that aren't destroyed by these ideas yet. "men should adapt" infantilizes women and ignores the fact that they are the ones with the wombs. unless, of course, you're suggesting that men should start coordinating and planning sexual assault for the purpose of procreation. quite a radical take if i do say so myself
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@aqz7603 she said in this very clip, "i like being a woman more now because i consider it a privilege." if that isn't a polite way of admitting that women have an easier life, i don't know what it is.
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@aqz7603 when you look at how her life went following this incident, it's clear that my interpretation is the more likely one. you're just trying to spin her words out of context to win an argument online
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@kenshinhimura9387 it was kinda the opposite really, she couldn't handle the stress of being a woman, after knowing how many men are treated without being allowed to talk about it
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@aqz7603 so you don't think an 18-month ordeal which is arduous in the best of circumstances had an effect on her psyche?
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@dinok7630 it definitely doesn't outweigh the issues men face, because they only last for a few days out of a month and therefore can be predicted and controlled, but having to deal with both at the same time is obviously the worst case
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@1nWaterBurning ah yes, "everyone is my stepping stone to more power," the psychopath's outlook. also known as the CEO's outlook
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@TheRealXartaX Men are a lot better at dealing with it due to how our brains are structured. It's weird and perverse to think about, but we're designed to be abused, in a sense
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@waefawawrgaw2835 good little shill. sow divides. never allow people to care for or help one another. always create conflict
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@Alefcharmer women have higher attempted suicide rates if I'm not mistaken, men have higher successful suicide rates doesn't disprove the point I'm making at all
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@TheRealXartaX I didn't say we're less likely to snap, that's only tangentially even related to my original point that "men are designed to take it" indeed men are statistically more likely to snap but as you said, it's impossible to tell if that's because more is already expected out of them or if it's because they're "weaker"
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@waefawawrgaw2835 this comment is proof that black americans are the most narcissistic group on the entire planet, and they must be involved in every social issue and make it about them
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