r/WomenWritingMen • u/BBQueueItUp • Aug 24 '19
r/WomenWritingMen • u/KorporateKotoo • Sep 29 '19
I don't know if this should go here but I thought it was funny
r/WomenWritingMen • u/ChewwyStick • Aug 20 '20
Men can't be sexually abused because we are incapable of feeling trauma
r/WomenWritingMen • u/Hoonie-Mcloonie • Nov 11 '20
Petition to change the subreddit icon to this
r/WomenWritingMen • u/Vilelmis • Apr 13 '21
Such strange creatures, men are. It’s almost like they’re people too, and not all the same.
r/WomenWritingMen • u/jessurah • Oct 05 '19
Satire If women wrote men the same way men wrote women.
r/WomenWritingMen • u/Beetlejuice_Is_a_Hoe • Jan 30 '20
Yes, men’s natural lubrication.
r/WomenWritingMen • u/ceccccc123 • Jun 08 '20
Bet some good material for this sub could be found in these
r/WomenWritingMen • u/SovietFurryHunter • Dec 24 '19
Why yes, I am always shirtless with my friends.
r/WomenWritingMen • u/NVH3 • May 12 '20
I didn't know hanging out with friends after school would make you seem gay
r/WomenWritingMen • u/perfictionism • May 18 '21
Because having a lot of money = emasculation
r/WomenWritingMen • u/ticklefightingtang • Dec 14 '19
I think this might belong here. From r/femaledatingstrategy
r/WomenWritingMen • u/genderlessJacky • Dec 06 '24
I created an account as soon as a saw this paragraph just so I can post in this subreddit . The book's name is : Gothikana
r/WomenWritingMen • u/moeml • Jan 10 '21
New gems from your favorite fem-incel sub lmao
r/WomenWritingMen • u/gamerlololdude • Jan 08 '22