>>230105Middle aged succubi find themselves in a unique existential pit. Too far removed from youth to enjoy life, yet too far before death to contemplate transcendence. This leaves them grasping at the pettiest forms of power and importance, such as insulting low-status men and aggressively enforcing bureaucratic policy.
"Karen", as she may be known, is simply trying to fill the void left by her long-gone looks and the superficial, sex-based social status they once afforded her. All she has now is the lingering sense of entitlement which her lived reality once reflected.
If you are a low-status male, an outsider, your very existence becomes painful insult to her. She must acknowledge something awful in your presence: that she and you occupy the very same social orbital. Neither of you spark desire, neither of you warrant special consideration.
Both of you are an afterthought at best and an annoyance at worst. To you, this has probably never been otherwise. To her, this is betrayal. The reality you represent is something she must distance herself from. The contempt she shows to you is in fact contempt for the person she herself has become.