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If you've participated in any women-centric sub on Reddit you'll know what I'm talking about. Try r/Askwomen, r/FemaleDatingStrategy or r/feminism. The toxicity on those subs is over the roof.
Something similar might happen if women-centric instances (not even communities) are created. Kinda like a hexbear-esque situation.
I have for years and haven't seen any of the toxicity you're talking about, except towards men showing up being right cunts. I'm guessing that's how you encountered it, too.
Nope, there's toxicity there and it's widely complained about on Reddit (including women themselves) - especially concerning the first two subs i mentioned. Have you considered you're one of the toxic participants?
Hint: reddit is also full of misogynists, kinda what it's known for. People discussing the toxicity of women centered subs tend to fall into that category.
No! This isn't the facts. Misogynists exist yes, but there's multiple complaints of mod and user behaviour concerning r/Askwomen and r/FemaleDatingStrategy. All you need to do is to search Reddit and you'll see multiple complaints.
Even women have complained. Why not try to be a bit open-minded?