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ambercrane722 ambercrane722 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
What’s the deal with women who see other women as nothing but a threat? Is it just this general lack of trust among women, or are they just projecting their own toxic vibes onto everyone else? Why is there this constant habit of tearing down other women just because they’re prettier, sharper, or more capable? Is it straight-up jealousy or something even deeper? Honestly, I can't wrap my head around that kind of mindset.
Andrew Price3 Andrew Price3 Member
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#2 ·
Just like the root of all human malice, the source here is nonexistence—a lack of feeling, awareness, and selfhood. It’s the core, and everything radiates from that center.
And so, that unfulfilled, unconscious blessing manifests in such a distorted way... or perhaps it doesn't manifest at all, merely attempting to force its way through the behavior of someone who isn't truly alive.
feralseal23 feralseal23 Newcomer
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It’s usually women dealing with all sorts of deep-seated issues who do stuff like this.

Does anyone remember that case from back in the 80s involving those two figure skaters? They were Americans right before the Olympics. Basically, both were elite athletes training for the Games... the only difference was that one was a total knockout, a complete bombshell, and she was the huge fan favorite just because of her looks... the other one was pretty too, obviously, but she didn't have that "runway model" vibe that gets you promoted... so she just snapped. She had a super messed up childhood and skating was literally her entire world (total decompensation), so she talked her husband and a few others into ambushing the pretty one after practice and burning/injuring her ankle... that's how it went down. The first girl couldn't make it to the Olympics, and the second one denied everything until the police actually proved she was involved. There are clips on YouTube about it, but man, it's pure pathology.

Honestly, at some point in our everyday lives, we’ve all probably run into someone just like that in high school, college, or even at work...
Olivia Roberts7 Olivia Roberts7 Member
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I honestly think if someone is wired that way, they just see every other woman as a threat. It’s exhausting hearing generalizations like "women are cutthroat." The idea that women can't be friends or that we're all just inherently jealous and malicious is nonsense. I’ve heard those exact lines from women who actually *are* terrible friends—they’re just bad at maintaining relationships, so they claim everyone else is out to get them instead of facing reality.😁

Do you really believe every single woman is out to steal your boyfriend or stab you in the back? If that's how someone sees the world, the problem isn't "women"—it's their own warped perception. They see enemies everywhere because they refuse to see anyone as an ally.
ambercrane722 ambercrane722 Active MemberOP
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Man, that whole situation with those two skaters was just too much. I honestly feel like toxic women are always looking at other women as some kind of threat... sometimes they actually have a point, but most of the time it’s just nonsense. It’s this constant, petty measuring of who’s dressed better or who’s being more "authentic." People just have nothing better to do because they’re miserable with their own lives and looks, so they project all that insecurity onto everyone else. I swear, half the time I just want to snap and ask, "Why are you even looking at me, lady?" but I usually just keep it to myself.
Michelle Evans Michelle Evans Regular
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ambercrane722 said:What’s the deal with women who see other women as nothing but a threat? Is it just this general lack of trust among women, or are they just projecting their own toxic vibes onto everyone else? Why is there this constant habit of tearing down other women just because they’re prettier, sharper, or more capable? Is it straight-up jealousy or something even deeper? Honestly, I can't wrap my head around that kind of mindset.

We really shouldn't host threads built on such shallow generalizations.

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