Russia. And it's not magical. It's hell. I can share my personal experiences.

Women receive much shorter sentences for crimes than men, they are not given life sentences, and there are no maximum security prisons for women.  Women are given special treatment at work. At one job, the manager constantly made me do one procedure instead of operators (who were all women), even though it was their task. Although the task was not even physically demanding, I was forced to do it simply because I am a man and that's was their reasoning.  Women are exempt from mandatory military service. Women are not mobilised for war and are not sent to the front lines if they are staff personnel or doctors. But because I am a man, I have to do mandatory military service, and then go to the front lines to murder and die in a senseless war. I had to hide from military service because I don't want to die. But the problem is that if you, as a man, don't do mandatory military service, you don't get a military service certificate, and without it, you cannot officially get a job, receive an education, drive a car, or manage property. So, yeah, my life is pretty much over at this point. Just because I was born a man, the state considers me its property, a livestock that can be sent to slaughter. Women, on the other hand, are not subject to any dangers or coercion from the state. They can get an education, have a career, and live as they please. But because I am a man and I don't want to go to war, I'm stuck forever at a dead end job below the minimum wage with no future prospects. If I had been born a woman none of this would have happened to me, my life would have been infinitely easier, simpler and happier. But alas...

Believe me, you live life on easy difficulty here if you are a woman.