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We have a forum for discussion between everybody, and we have subgroups for both women and men. What is the point of having subgroups if their purpose is ignored? The men that have previously been active here have largely respected that boundary and stayed out of women's group discussions, yet you say this implies I think women are inferior? That's absurd. Sometimes men and women want specific advice from their own peer group, why is that unacceptable to you? Concerns were expressed by other users that they believe the men are all getting scared away from the forum - this is why. The rare occasions we express our opinions here, we are overwhelmed by people who need to dominate the conversation. It's pointless to argue with people who are permanent fixtures here. Most of us don't have the time, energy or dedication to sit here all day, and the few times that we do offer our opinions, it's like we're talking to walls. This forum is more akin to an echo chamber and group for off-topic banter, not a place to have questions answered.