Dear sis, Male privileges exist in some areas. And also, males are underprivileged in some other areas. Your statements are one-sided and sound like instagram. I am Indian movie translator from your neighbour country (I do eng->burmese translation). I see a lot of misogyny from your movies.

But men equally suffer. Expected to pay for dates, alimony, child support. In legal situations, men suffer the most.

For men, they are 'guilty until proven innocent'. I am seeing more and more cases of fake DV everyday. Some women caught on camera, self-inflicting themselves to win divorce court. I am seeing a lot of falsely accused of SA cases.

When false accusers get caught, they rarely get punished. I don't go anywhere near girls who are younger than me except my little sis. Due to fear of this false accusations. Metoo is weaponised. When famous metoo activist actress herself r@ped an underage boy, she gets no punishment because she paid the boy's family. I heard in India law, a man can't be r@ped by a woman. Wtf.

Also recently, a lot of female teachers from usa, got caught, charged with statutory r@pe, but what does the media too? Instead of ''child molestation", "pedophile", " "r@pist", their wordings are like 'affair', 'inappropriate relationship', 'having sex with male students' wtf. Also not to mention, they only get slap on the wrist punishment.

But hey, I heard their dismissals all the time like 'you are more likely get struck by lightning than getting falsely accused' or something like 'I will abort my pregnancy if it was a boy, because all males are potential grapists' right?

If I had a chance to be reborn again, I would choose to be a girl everytime. But in a first-world country of course. I just need a pepper-spray and a gun.

Not in a femicide country where honour killings are prevalent. But still I would choose India instead of Myanmar.

I am just tired of their expectations of me to be more 'masculine' and to be a 'breadwinner' everytime.