Only men (particularly sub5) are affected by abusive families.

[PvZcel]

Say you have an abusive family as a foid. You can stay at your boyfriends place temporarily or permanently. You can even move in or at least crash at your female friend's house. You also have a much easier time getting a job so if you get kicked out, it is easier for you to earn money to support yourself.

If you're a guy, it is much different. Say that you're a normie and you have a girlfriend and friends. You are in the same situation, but your girlfriend probably won't let you crash over at her place because you will be a drain on her and she will probably look for other guys (if not doing so already) since you are in such a situation. You may be a bit lucky and have a friend who will let you crash at their place.

If you're a sub5 and have no girlfriend or friends (99% of cases), then it will be nightmare difficulty. You have no friends or girlfriend who will offer you shelter and you are pretty much stuck with your abusive family until they kick you out on the streets. You can't 'man up and pull yourself by the bootstrap', because you are sub5 so you are much less likely to get hired.

This is why most homeless people are men. It is also fucked up how society has more homeless services for foids than men who actually need it.

 

[kruffy]

Water? I mean, I completely agree with everything you said but isn't this common knowledge on here? The fact that foids have it infinity easier in every aspect (physical strength being the only exception).

Soyedit: actually, thinking about it now, I'm glad you posted this. It's nice to read stuff like this when literally everywhere you hear about how "women have it harder". Genuenly pisses me off when I hear stuff like that.

 

[Animecel2D]

Yeah, we have no one to rely on or help us

you’re just on your own

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

Yeah, we have no one to rely on or help us

you’re just on your own

The only people we have are each other. Nobody else.

 

[EcstasyCel]

Foids would rather stay with their abusive family than give an autistic sub8 a chance.