In fact, I like to play up the good things and ignore the bad, because it makes my state as a woman all the more comfy. In an effort to define who I am, I have alienated who I am not. Since I am less in contact with men in general, I open that box less. Men get advantages. Men are to be suspected.
Men are foolish.
Men must be counteracted, lest they rule us. I hope it is clear that I do not actually think only negative things about men. In fact, the gross generalizations that I make are often not at all what I actually think, but rather easy ways to explain something I don't understand - people I don't understand. When it comes right down to it, I don't understand women as a group either, but it is easier for me to see that they are different from each other because I am different from everyone I know. It is easy for me to see that women have deep, true emotions, because I have deep, true emotions.