I am a substitute teacher for children in grades k-12. I am concerned about my own future children.

I've been a substitute teacher for over 200 hours across more than 40 classes, and what I am seeing is decisive. You would never believe this if you haven't seen it yourself, but most elementary school boys are sissies and most elementary school girls are boys. I've seen 8 year old girls beat up 9 year old boys in front of an entire class. I've had to hold back little girls so that they didn't hit little boys. A lot of these boys are small and skinny, but that's their own fault. They spend much of recess standing on the sidelines or standing in a circle talking to each other while the girls play sports. I've gone to recess with these kids dozens of times and have only seen a handful of boys actually play a sport. Girls have no problem joining in and they are often the ones who start the games. You will rarely see a boy initiate a game of soccer, flag football, or basketball, but almost every girl is more than willing to join in. And they aren't afraid to push around the boys.<br><br>I've never seen a group of girls bully a single boy like the girls bully these fragile boys. I've seen one girl call another boy a loser for not sharing his snack with her, and then the boy starts crying because he feels bad. You would never imagine these things if you haven't seen them, but I've seen dozens of examples of girls being the class bullies.<br><br>If these children don't change much, it is clear that my future sons will be bullied by girls and my future daughters will bully boys.<br><br>&#x200B;<br><br>edit: If you're confused, I am an incel. Female bullies are a major reason why I am an incel. Even if I had the desire to date, which I don't, female bullies would have ruined my chances because they have ruined my confidence. It is the same for the boys I observed. They do not have the confidence to talk to girls. And for good reason. Many of them have been humiliated and bullied in front of their entire grade. The humiliation is so bad that some of these boys have wet their pants in front of the class. I've also seen girls get into fights with boys and then the principal searches the girls' bags and finds pairs of scissors and knives. I've never seen this happen to a boy, but I've seen it happen to girls many times. The girls know that they can get away with anything.