What’s something about you that makes you feel different from other women?
August 2, 2025
What’s something about you that makes you feel different from other women?
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The specific occurrences and experiences of my own life, which have come together to create a personality that is uniquely mine. No other woman has lived my exact life.
Other than that, I’m a pretty standard woman. No better, no worse. I love my sisters.
All of us different from one another. Not even our fingerprints are remotely similar. So that’s what I tell myself, there’s no one like me nor will there ever be.
Different in a bad way? I can’t figure out how to curl my hair. Or do updos. I haven’t had long hair until recently and I wish I had a teacher.
There is no way you all are farting as much as me.
Once you realize no one is actually unique….
I sweat a lot, I hate summer and see these unicorns gliding around smelling great and I don’t see a bead of sweat marring their faces. Meanwhile my face is redder than the devil and sweat is just pooling.
Different in a bad way?
I can think of plenty first my dating experiences and becoming a mom at a young age definitely changed the trajectory of my life
Also my acne idk I wish I had clear pretty skin like other girls I feel like a fuckin ogre
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Most of the things that come to mind just make me different from other people, regardless of gender. But I guess, recently, it feels like i’m the only woman i know who actively dislikes matcha lol
Particularly nothing i could think of actually apart from the fact that i have more than 8k hours of osrs since 2023
The autism.
I sneeze as loud as my father. I’m serious. I always struggle to suppress it in public, and my sisters always get startled every time I suddenly sneeze at home.
I have hair on my belly which I have to shave regularly sigh
I have no desire for a romantic relationship. I haven’t had sex in years and I don’t put myself out there to find companionship because I don’t want it! People think I’m lying or plain weird.
Literally nothing, and I feel so free
People open up to me. Not sure how unique that makes me but I’ve had strangers tell me their stories.
I don’t like being eaten out. I could never have it done ever again and be perfectly happy. The extra weird part is I’m actually a super sexual person but I still hate this act.
I’m so broken inside with all the mental illness that I don’t feel normal at all
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I thought about this a lot before responding and I’d have to say my autism. I have many interests in common with other women my age and share many life experiences. In most respects, I am like most women.
But I often struggle to form close friendships because there is a bit of a communication barrier. They don’t always understand me and I don’t always understand them.
That being said, I think I’d likely have the same problem with men if I had interest in forming friendships with men in general.
Most of my close friendships are with other neurodivergent people. It’s just easier because we are more often speaking the same language.
Any time women talk about wanting bigger boobs for any reason, I don’t relate. Not because I have larger ones already and I’m either fine with them as they are or wish they were smaller. I already have really small boobs, I’d just rather have none at all if I had the choice. I’m not trans and I don’t care enough to the point I’d be willing to go through surgery… just in a passive sort of way, if could go to sleep and wake up without them tomorrow, I’d be pretty happy about that and certainly wouldn’t miss them. They mean nothing to me in terms of feeling like a woman, I prefer to dress in a way that they’re not even noticeable, I don’t care about random people being attracted to my body, and they’re just lumps of flesh that are sometimes annoying from a sensory standpoint. So I can’t find any reason to want to have them, let alone have larger ones.
I’m very proud of my ability to deal with conflict and hard conversations.
Also I have great boobs ✌️
I can burp and cry on demand
I feel like I’m the husband/dad and my husband is the wife/mom. He’s the one who’s all “everything’s got a place” and wants the dishes out of the sink and into the dishwasher and loves the way he feels after the floors are mopped. He’s the one that shys away from letting our son engage in “risky play” such as like on a playground and try’s to deter him from getting dirty or being messy. I full on encourage all of that. My son will be trying to climb something and I will let him keep going knowing the route isn’t going to work, but I want him to figure that out. I will let him fall (I’m there next to him and supervising, it’s not like I’m going to just let him drop off the top of a slide but try to jump off a single step knowing he might not stick the landing? Yea I’m letting him figure that out on his own.
I genuinely like how I look without makeup better than with. I do a little color for professional reasons but I feel less pretty tbh.
How many characters can I use?
everything about my appearance
I don’t typically wear make up or dress girly. Also I have short hair. I work in a male dominated industry and I get filthy at work. I usually end up with grease/dirt on my face so I never bother with make up. I keep my hair short because I hate the feeling of it on my neck and ears. I also have wide shoulders and have been told I look like a dike. I’m not, but whatever.
I wonder if other cis women have to pluck out as many chin chairs as I do. 😒
I generally like to play carry/damage roles in video games rather than supportive ones
I’m a man
I’m a 34 year old virgin. By choice.
I get a lot of shit for it and the only regret I have is I would have liked to have a baby. But I believe sex is super intimate.
This belief is for me only. I do not have a holier than thou complex and fully support a woman’s choice. I actually got a LOT of grief from friends growing up and into early adulthood because they felt like I must be secretly judging them or that I couldn’t relate to them. Which isn’t true. I even went and bought a friend condoms at 15 when I found out she was ready and her family was SUPER Catholic.
I’m not against sex or love. I just have resolute standards for a genuinely good and compatible person and have yet to find someone who fills that role for me. I might never find that person and I’m trying to make peace with that.
Now I avoid telling people because it just makes it weird.
Hmm…I can really only speak about the women by whom I am surrounded on a regular basis through work or social events. I definitely don’t have a piercing loud schoolgirl laugh, wear make up, have a preoccupation with my appearance, brag about my marriage and need to put other women down to feel better. I have a simple laugh, embrace my natural skin, dress to be comfortable, don’t compare myself to others, brag about having a man or make passive aggressive comments about other women. We go through so much as a collective, so I only aim to uplift.
I very rarely experience sexual harassment. For years I assumed that that’s because people often think I’m younger than I am — I figured people weren’t hitting on me because they thought I was a minor. Then I learned that many girls start getting sexually harassed by adult men around age 11. Which is horrifying, and I’m thankful that that wasn’t my experience, but I also feel embarrassed, like I was the last woman to find out, like all other women knew something about womanhood that I didn’t.
Nothing. Every single one of us is an angel in our own way. We’re even better when we unite and come together. 🫂✨💐💕❤️
I feel like I’m not as romantically successful. This is stupid because Im only 19, but I still feel that way.
I have little to no libido. I don’t think about sex. I don’t have sexual fantasies. I honestly think I’m asexual, and you know what? It doesn’t bother me in the slightest, but at the same time I feel like a freak for not wanting to have sex.
I don’t cook. I don’t clean. No partner. No kids. My three younger sisters and all of my friends make me feel different.
I look like a “lesbian” because I wear little makeup t-shirts and sneakers. The lesbians know, but yeah.
my height and weight
we’re all distinctly different dafuq ? I don’t really notice differences in myself or think that I’m better than other women due to those differences lol.
I can’t French braid hair and I spend an insane amount of time reading fanfiction but 99% of it is the same ship over and over again 😂
I don’t feel like I can connect to other women.
I see so many girls my age get along so well with each other, but i always feel like an outsider.
I’ve always felt like I get along better with men, but that has its downsides. I wish I could make those connections.
I don’t go on a lot of dates and get ghosted a lot. I don’t think I’ve really ever been in a real relationship.
I’ve never learned how to braid my hair.
I don’t see the appeal in those TikTok AMSR products sold by influencers…
I don’t have boobs (double mastectomy), I have a hairy tummy n chest n a little bit of facial hair (I shave them all), and my voice is a bit deeper than the average woman. I also lived 4 years of my life passing as a man, which is definitely a unique experience for a woman to have! But our differences are valuable and we can all stand united no matter our varying experiences <3
I hate kids and don’t want kids. Pregnancy grosses me out
I’m a lesbian that gags at the thought of being heterosexual
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The specific occurrences and experiences of my own life, which have come together to create a personality that is uniquely mine. No other woman has lived my exact life.
Other than that, I’m a pretty standard woman. No better, no worse. I love my sisters.
All of us different from one another. Not even our fingerprints are remotely similar. So that’s what I tell myself, there’s no one like me nor will there ever be.
Different in a bad way? I can’t figure out how to curl my hair. Or do updos. I haven’t had long hair until recently and I wish I had a teacher.
There is no way you all are farting as much as me.
Once you realize no one is actually unique….
I sweat a lot, I hate summer and see these unicorns gliding around smelling great and I don’t see a bead of sweat marring their faces. Meanwhile my face is redder than the devil and sweat is just pooling.
Different in a bad way?
I can think of plenty first my dating experiences and becoming a mom at a young age definitely changed the trajectory of my life
Also my acne idk I wish I had clear pretty skin like other girls I feel like a fuckin ogre
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Most of the things that come to mind just make me different from other people, regardless of gender. But I guess, recently, it feels like i’m the only woman i know who actively dislikes matcha lol
Particularly nothing i could think of actually apart from the fact that i have more than 8k hours of osrs since 2023
The autism.
I sneeze as loud as my father. I’m serious. I always struggle to suppress it in public, and my sisters always get startled every time I suddenly sneeze at home.
I have hair on my belly which I have to shave regularly sigh
I have no desire for a romantic relationship. I haven’t had sex in years and I don’t put myself out there to find companionship because I don’t want it! People think I’m lying or plain weird.
Literally nothing, and I feel so free
People open up to me. Not sure how unique that makes me but I’ve had strangers tell me their stories.
I don’t like being eaten out. I could never have it done ever again and be perfectly happy. The extra weird part is I’m actually a super sexual person but I still hate this act.
I’m so broken inside with all the mental illness that I don’t feel normal at all
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I thought about this a lot before responding and I’d have to say my autism. I have many interests in common with other women my age and share many life experiences. In most respects, I am like most women.
But I often struggle to form close friendships because there is a bit of a communication barrier. They don’t always understand me and I don’t always understand them.
That being said, I think I’d likely have the same problem with men if I had interest in forming friendships with men in general.
Most of my close friendships are with other neurodivergent people. It’s just easier because we are more often speaking the same language.
Any time women talk about wanting bigger boobs for any reason, I don’t relate. Not because I have larger ones already and I’m either fine with them as they are or wish they were smaller. I already have really small boobs, I’d just rather have none at all if I had the choice. I’m not trans and I don’t care enough to the point I’d be willing to go through surgery… just in a passive sort of way, if could go to sleep and wake up without them tomorrow, I’d be pretty happy about that and certainly wouldn’t miss them. They mean nothing to me in terms of feeling like a woman, I prefer to dress in a way that they’re not even noticeable, I don’t care about random people being attracted to my body, and they’re just lumps of flesh that are sometimes annoying from a sensory standpoint. So I can’t find any reason to want to have them, let alone have larger ones.
I’m very proud of my ability to deal with conflict and hard conversations.
Also I have great boobs ✌️
I can burp and cry on demand
I feel like I’m the husband/dad and my husband is the wife/mom. He’s the one who’s all “everything’s got a place” and wants the dishes out of the sink and into the dishwasher and loves the way he feels after the floors are mopped. He’s the one that shys away from letting our son engage in “risky play” such as like on a playground and try’s to deter him from getting dirty or being messy. I full on encourage all of that. My son will be trying to climb something and I will let him keep going knowing the route isn’t going to work, but I want him to figure that out. I will let him fall (I’m there next to him and supervising, it’s not like I’m going to just let him drop off the top of a slide but try to jump off a single step knowing he might not stick the landing? Yea I’m letting him figure that out on his own.
I genuinely like how I look without makeup better than with. I do a little color for professional reasons but I feel less pretty tbh.
How many characters can I use?
everything about my appearance
I don’t typically wear make up or dress girly. Also I have short hair. I work in a male dominated industry and I get filthy at work. I usually end up with grease/dirt on my face so I never bother with make up. I keep my hair short because I hate the feeling of it on my neck and ears. I also have wide shoulders and have been told I look like a dike. I’m not, but whatever.
I wonder if other cis women have to pluck out as many chin chairs as I do. 😒
I generally like to play carry/damage roles in video games rather than supportive ones
I’m a man
I’m a 34 year old virgin. By choice.
I get a lot of shit for it and the only regret I have is I would have liked to have a baby. But I believe sex is super intimate.
This belief is for me only. I do not have a holier than thou complex and fully support a woman’s choice. I actually got a LOT of grief from friends growing up and into early adulthood because they felt like I must be secretly judging them or that I couldn’t relate to them. Which isn’t true. I even went and bought a friend condoms at 15 when I found out she was ready and her family was SUPER Catholic.
I’m not against sex or love. I just have resolute standards for a genuinely good and compatible person and have yet to find someone who fills that role for me. I might never find that person and I’m trying to make peace with that.
Now I avoid telling people because it just makes it weird.
Hmm…I can really only speak about the women by whom I am surrounded on a regular basis through work or social events. I definitely don’t have a piercing loud schoolgirl laugh, wear make up, have a preoccupation with my appearance, brag about my marriage and need to put other women down to feel better. I have a simple laugh, embrace my natural skin, dress to be comfortable, don’t compare myself to others, brag about having a man or make passive aggressive comments about other women. We go through so much as a collective, so I only aim to uplift.
I very rarely experience sexual harassment. For years I assumed that that’s because people often think I’m younger than I am — I figured people weren’t hitting on me because they thought I was a minor. Then I learned that many girls start getting sexually harassed by adult men around age 11. Which is horrifying, and I’m thankful that that wasn’t my experience, but I also feel embarrassed, like I was the last woman to find out, like all other women knew something about womanhood that I didn’t.
Nothing. Every single one of us is an angel in our own way. We’re even better when we unite and come together. 🫂✨💐💕❤️
I feel like I’m not as romantically successful. This is stupid because Im only 19, but I still feel that way.
I have little to no libido. I don’t think about sex. I don’t have sexual fantasies. I honestly think I’m asexual, and you know what? It doesn’t bother me in the slightest, but at the same time I feel like a freak for not wanting to have sex.
I don’t cook. I don’t clean. No partner. No kids. My three younger sisters and all of my friends make me feel different.
I look like a “lesbian” because I wear little makeup t-shirts and sneakers. The lesbians know, but yeah.
my height and weight
we’re all distinctly different dafuq ? I don’t really notice differences in myself or think that I’m better than other women due to those differences lol.
I can’t French braid hair and I spend an insane amount of time reading fanfiction but 99% of it is the same ship over and over again 😂
I don’t feel like I can connect to other women.
I see so many girls my age get along so well with each other, but i always feel like an outsider.
I’ve always felt like I get along better with men, but that has its downsides. I wish I could make those connections.
I don’t go on a lot of dates and get ghosted a lot. I don’t think I’ve really ever been in a real relationship.
I’ve never learned how to braid my hair.
I don’t see the appeal in those TikTok AMSR products sold by influencers…
I don’t have boobs (double mastectomy), I have a hairy tummy n chest n a little bit of facial hair (I shave them all), and my voice is a bit deeper than the average woman. I also lived 4 years of my life passing as a man, which is definitely a unique experience for a woman to have! But our differences are valuable and we can all stand united no matter our varying experiences <3
I hate kids and don’t want kids. Pregnancy grosses me out
I’m a lesbian that gags at the thought of being heterosexual