This Is the Reason Why Girls Become Managers of Male Sports Clubs
Why do girls want to become managers of male sports clubs? You know when you watch a sports anime and there is a female student who acts as the manager, taking care of the boys’ affairs? This also happens in real life, and in August 2025 a post by a girl went viral.
She said:
“Maybe it would be better to abolish female managers altogether… There are no male managers in female teams, yet it’s considered normal for female managers to exist in male teams. This creates a very strong form of brainwashing that women exist to take care of men.”
Her post reached 22 million views and sparked intense debate. Another girl responded and reached 43 million views with the following statement:
“I’ve always thought the existence of girls as managers was disgusting, and I absolutely never wanted to do that. Girls who become managers are crazy, and I always end up thinking, aren’t they pathetic for voluntarily taking on domestic tasks and caregiver roles?”
This Is the Reason Why Girls Become Managers of Male Sports Clubs
And here we arrive at the main topic of this post, as another girl revealed THE TRUTH behind this phenomenon. BECAUSE AT THE END OF THE DAY, WHY DO GIRLS ACCEPT BEING MANAGERS OF MALE SPORTS CLUBS?
Her response surpassed 30 million views, and she revealed the following:
“I used to be a manager, but honestly, I only did it because I really liked men 😀 Women who become managers are either kind of crazy or simply like men. Because if they truly liked the sport itself, they would become players. The only ones who become managers are women who like men who play sports, like seeing themselves as the devoted girl who supports them, and like being in an environment full of men.”
There it is, that’s the truth: simply because they are girls who love being surrounded by guys. Kirakirakatsuo’s comment generated many other responses, such as this one:
“Yes. A friend of mine was like that lol. She liked men lol, did it because she wanted attention, and was satisfied being doted on. I even thought, well, that in itself isn’t necessarily bad, right? In reality, even after getting married, she devotes herself excessively to her husband, her children, and even her husband’s family, to the point where I think, ‘is she really okay?’ But she chose that life herself, so it’s best to let her do what she wants.”
Another comment said:
“When I was in high school, the soccer club put up a notice saying they needed female managers, and many girls applied for the position. I asked a friend why she wanted to be a manager, and she said, ‘because I want to be popular with the boys.’ Even though she was already in another club, she prioritized popularity. So I thought, okay then, but the soccer club really did have a lot of good-looking guys.”
Another person confirmed Kira’s comment, saying the following:
“If I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes, I would think your comment was just prejudice, but to this day, EVERY sports team manager I’ve met was simply obsessed with men.”
Obviously, there were comments trying to deny this reality, sharing other cases of girls who joined for different reasons. However, Kira replied that no girl would subject herself to the kind of work managers do if she didn’t like men.