“Her story was covered in a documentary called The Red Pill. I found it after watching a TEDTalk by the director, a woman named Cassie J.
She started out as a typical feminist assuming men are privileged, and really hating us. She was looking to confirm her biases, but she actually sat down with men and listened to them. The truth gradually became clear to her.
One of the people she interviewed was Nora. Before Nora took her own life she explained precisely what she thought it would be like to be a man, and then what it was actually like living as one.
After she realized how awful it is to be a man, and how hated we are she was never the same. I think what she did was incredibly brave, and I said a prayer for her when she passed.
I recommend giving The Red Pill a watch. It's online free.”
“I'd encourage you to watch her interviews. She talks at length about her struggles. You're trivializing what she went through. If you'd seen the material and had an opinion that would be one thing, but you're making a decision sight unseen.
I'll paraphrase what she said. There are no male privileges. It was a lie. It's incredibly lonely. All the people on the left hate you for existing, and then after she stopped and went back to being a woman all her former friends disowned her and told her she was an awful human being for showing compassion to men.
Imagine learning that everything you've devoted your life to is the opposite of what you thought it was. She decided she didn't want to live any more, and used assisted suicide to check out.”
