They can't actually say that though, because then they're complaining that men aren't doing their duty to protect women from other women.

It's still secondary though. The feminist pattern has consistently been women complaining about other women or society, using men as a proxy.

Easiest one is "telling me what to wear". Women can't go 5 minutes around other women without telling, or subtly criticizing, occasionally complimenting, etc, what other women are wearing. Mothers towards their daughters are the most intense. It comes as intuitively to them as male software devs arguing about spaces vs tabs.

Their complaints target the experiences they've had growing up as women with other women, grafted onto using men to complain about it.

They can't actually say that though, because then they're complaining that men aren't doing their duty to protect women from other women.

It's still secondary though. The feminist pattern has consistently been women complaining about other women or society, using men as a proxy.

Easiest one is "telling me what to wear". Women can't go 5 minutes around other women without telling, or subtly criticizing, occasionally complimenting, etc, what other women are wearing. Mothers towards their daughters are the most intense. It comes as intuitively to them as male software devs arguing about spaces vs tabs.

Men are the target of their hate, but their complaints target the experiences they've had growing up as women with other women.

They can't actually say that though, because then they're complaining that men aren't doing their duty to protect women from other women.