Why are men superior writers?

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Because men are more intelligent than women.

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There are many good women writers, to each his own.

"Are" is a stretch, as it somewhat implies a quality, though "have been" is true; women have historically been deprived of the educational opportunities - both formal and informal - that men had. As this has changed, more and more able women writers have emerged. (A few, regardless, have managed despite. George Eliot, Emily Dickinson, etc.) Read "Shakespeare's Sister" by Virginia Woolf.

The feminine mind cannot have a sense of time. It is the male, aggressive mind who is time-worried, time-conscious. They are totally different. The feminine is not in any hurry — there is no hurry. Really, there is nowhere to reach. That’s why women cannot become great leaders, great scientists, great warriors — they cannot become. And if sometimes there are freak women, they have a male mind. For example, Joan of Arc, or Laxmi Bai: they are only feminine in body; the mind is not feminine at all. It is masculine. For the feminine mind there is no goal, and our world is man-oriented. So women cannot be really great in a man-oriented world, because greatness is related to the goal. Some goal has to be achieved; then you become great — and the feminine mind is not after any goal. Here and now she is happy. Here and now she is unhappy. There is nowhere to move. The feminine mind exists in the moment. That’s why the feminine curiosity is never for the far-away; it is always about the neighborhood.

On the sole reason that they are more competitive.

Women are more socially valued than men and so more men are likely to spend their intellectually formative years lost in their own abstract thoughts than are women whose lives are more socially active.

Read "Shakespeare's Sister" by Virginia Woolfe

No thanks, m8.