@elilla "I yearn for a world where it's the most boring thing"
>proceeds to describe full restructuring of society among extremist political lines

Therein lies the issue. Not in your gender but in your politics, you will always feel an outlier.
@nerthos @elilla How is that extremist? It sounds like she just wants to be accepted.
@Hyolobrika "so after my daily share of carework for the solarpunk anarchocommune I want a round at the laser machine in the socialist library of things"

Does this not sound like extremism to you? I stand by my earlier proposition that the problem is not gender but politics.
@nerthos @Hyolobrika "I want a world in which everything conforms to my extremely niche and unusual worldview." Leftist politics is a bunch of weirdos and outsiders wanting to remake the world and society to specifically suit themselves. I get that it's not easy being an outsider, but at some point you have to come to terms with your weirdness and learn to deal with the world as it is.
@ArdanianRight @nerthos @Hyolobrika This notion that a society should be judged based on how it treats its most dysfunctional freaks is also completely insane. In reality, a society where the freaks suffer greatly, but the vast majority of normal people are able to live decent lives, has struck a good balance.

@ChristiJunior @Hyolobrika @ArdanianRight @nerthos The ironic thing is though is that those outsiders eventually start there own communities within those societies (e.g gayborhoods). I think they should be allowed to do that as long as they leave the majority alone.

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@ChristiJunior @Hyolobrika @ArdanianRight @nerthos And a lot of those claiming to be "libertarian" don't realize that this is the actual right-libertarian approach.

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@xianc78 @Hyolobrika @ArdanianRight @nerthos Yeah - instead they want to nuke freedom of association because Muh Civil Rights movement and the 1960s.
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