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Many people responded skeptically, questioning the veracity of the stories. The consensus among some was that most of these tales are exaggerated or fabricated—a form of "creative writing" or misrepresentation designed to entertain or fuel gender-based stereotypes. Some argued that these stories reveal more about the narrators' biases or frustrations than about actual male behavior.
One person pointed out that if such widespread ignorance truly existed, it would likely be less humorous and more concerning, implying these stories are perhaps playful exaggerations rather than real-life facts. Others suggested that online culture often amplifies such narratives because they reinforce gender stereotypes, serving as a form of social entertainment rather than accurate reflection.