"Why does a woman existing confidently trigger this much resentment?"

If you must know, I based my entire personality on Seasons 2-5 of "Girls," and I'm a huge gamer.

"Even if she couldn't, a stepladder never gaslighted or hit anyone because it felt insecure," u/skylerren wrote.

"I always think it's funny that the only thing these guys can even imagine a woman might want them for is like reaching high things and opening jars. Like deep down, they know they have nothing else to offer," u/ZucchiniJust4666 added.

u/Icy-Cockroach4515 said, "Even if Sabrina couldn't get in without help all she'll need is a slightly taller woman. There is nothing in that comment that proves men aren't useless unless the mid-sized SUV in question needs to scan someone's penis before opening the door as a security measure or something."

"i find it so weird that these men justify their usefulness by saying they can do menial tasks that can easily be done without them like isn’t it a bit demeaning to say that all you do are things like opening jars or whatever," u/NoMoreSkiingAllowed wrote.