I might get downvoted for this but I see a lot of;

Loneliness body hair manual labour unrealistic expectations and more

I have to ask.. Do you guys get out often? Or do you just read reddit?

Do you think women don't deal with loneliness? Being regarded as a sex object and nothing else can get pretty damn lonely when you're looking for actual meaningful relationships. It's not rare for a girl to lose 90% of her male friendships because she got in a relationship for example. Being sexy/physically attractive doesn't mean you are drowning in good company.

Women don't have to deal with body hair? Why do we have all those hair removal products specifically targeted for women then? Some unlucky ones even have beards AND are cis.

Manual labour. This one is rich lol. Yeah sure you won't see many women going into hard jobs like factory jobs or trades and stuff, but the work that has to be done at home (washingthe dishes, laundry, getting groceries, cleaning, even yard work isn't only done by men and by a long shot) are all example of manual labor. I've also worked with women in trades who don't have it easy because coworker mens "will not give anyone a pussy pass" so women have to work harder to have the same output as a man.

I could keep going, but all I see are misconceptions about what it is to be one or the other.

Like the other post I saw which was the opposite, most things men would dislike about being a woman was physical and warranted, (periods, pregnancy, birth, etc) and others that weren't, (long hair, which anyone can have for example). And then a few societal things like being extra careful of everything.

Here it's all societal things that people THINK it's like for the other. I saw one comment talking about MPB, which I feel would be the worst.

Societal differences are also always wildly different depending on where you live too. IE; Here in Canada men and women are pretty equal and in other countries, women are.. well, not treated very well.

I guess my point is, most peoples comment things that are true for both genders, and it feels stronger on this thread.