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>>9363
> Really there is no one type of girl, they're just people who happen to have vaginas

You said it yourself that this is how female communities work yes, of course, there are exceptions but if even you decided to generalize it must be something serious:

>I dont know what youre imaging when I talk about female owned spaces, but you really seem to think its something alien…


This is the line where you describe everything:

>>Thats what most of the internet acts like, and *that's why* female communities *thrive* well in more large but private, *strictly controlled sectors*.


the keyword here is *strictly controlled* or how I prefer to say it tyrannical and oppressive.

If you used stronger words you would have written the same as I wrote several posts before LOL.
you just use words with a different emotional load.

In that sentence, you describe what kind of community women desire and why they don't come to gurochan. This is because it is not *strictly controlled*.


Also here:
The communities are nicer and usually fairly sizeable, but *you wouldn't get invited to one unless you were being social in the guro community for a long time AND you were really nice and DOCILE*.

In other words, this is a demand to be politically correct and all kinds of controversial discussions or opinions are forbidden. Your role in that community is limited to kissing butts of other members and admins, pointlessly praising them and you must earn your place by doing that.

This follows typical female behavior, as if men solve issues by fighting, women solve everything by exclusion ostracization and rejection, You do something wrong offend someone and that's it, you are out of community no confrontation is allowed.
Even if it happens that some girl is not like that she has either submit to the community or be rejected entirely.

Male community is typically different because nobody gives a shit of who you are. If we have a common interest that's enough.
Of course, tyrannical men also exist but male communities usually lack that extreme unity.
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