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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9W7J7iW39E
Imagine if this wasn't a girl, but a boy, particularly a non-attractive boy (smeary/greasy hair, akne, shitty teeth), do you think anyone would support him? No, he would be a laughing stock.
As a boy with dreams like that you will quickly learn to abandon shit like that due to relentless bullying and parental scolding, while a woman will get the opportunity to follow her dreams.
If a woman talks about interests like that people will listen to her, while almost every sub-chad that would talk about that would be seen as an annoyance at best and as an abomination at worst. This is true from the cradle to the grave.
A woman can have her cake and eat it too. Even as an average or even good looking man you would have to make a compromise between animals like that and a relationship, women never have to enter any compromise like that, they can have everything under the condition that they want it. They could do anything and would still get support for it.
Parental support is (furthermore) something that mostly women get.
As a woman you will always have support, you never have to make any compromise and every behavior becomes acceptable. All aspects of your life quality are always better than those of a male and only a rare statistical outlier like a severe accident/disease or a crime can break the limbo of positive feedback that a woman calls her life.
Compare that life with the life of a male (diagnosed) autist with the same interests:
As a child (already in kindergarden) with (roughly) the same interests my parents mostly resented me for it and tried everything to "cure" me from that. Every book people bought me was criticized by them for "enabling that sick behavior". My mother even cried out that she just "wished for a normal child and not something like me" as she realized that by the time I was an adult I still had an interest in these topics. As a child it was even worse with sometimes also physical discipline happening. Only as an adult they even allowed me to have books on that topic.
And in school of course I was beaten and mocked for it, particularly women found me disgusting. With age (of course) many things in the manner of free unfolding could in theory become at least partially better, but guess what: There the damage is already done, when you are in your mid 20s and haven't done anything yet it's too late anyways because you lack the know-how/experience that most people already have and the older you become the harder it is to learn new things. So as a male child in the same position you have already a broken start to begin with.
