This is a rough one because there's so much entitlement that's buried deep in cultural assumptions that most people don't even consider to be worth examining.

Here's my shot at it: the unexamined expectation that women will absorb inconvenience—e.g. emotional, cognitive, and domestic labor—so men don’t have to.

It means women have to be ready to decode, manage, and soothe male emotions. It means women have to remember anniversaries, birthdays, plan celebrations and such. It means women work full time jobs and do the cleaning and laundry and such.

A close second would be the entitlement to be heard. Women will listen politely and attentively before being allowed to speak, and if at any point a man speaks, women are to shut up and listen again. You can see this dynamic in this very group with the number of people who can't read some perfectly clear text:

Women only...

This is me predicting we're going to get a lot of that in this thread.

Moment I came out as trans, people in public chats I was in started thinking they had the right to just start talking about what was in my pants.

Just suddenly becoming some sort of sex object for people was annoying as hell. People rarely said that to me as a man, and yet suddenly it's as casual for people to talk about it as it is for them to ask who's on the other end of a phone call.

It's absurdly common, and I hate that I'm just some fetish to men even when I'm not into them.

This is not the correct answer to this question, but it's a related microagression I was thinking about this morning: every man I've dated has had a favorite book that I absolutely had to read. Not a single one of them read a book I wanted them to.

The casual assumption that the woman will take care of things.

That they are the default. Chairs, cars, tools, medicine, everything is designed for men and with men's bodies in mind.

Being entitled to go to whatever lengths, cross whatever boundaries to save face sure is one that's been coming up a lot lately...

Unfortunately, I don't just mean in this community, ugh.

The perceived entitlement to a partner. You're not owed sex or a wife. Entitlement over the agency of others.

Space and comfort. To both take up space and feel comfortable, to have space that revolves around them, to have their discomfort taken care of, be given the space to expand into and dominate, to have their whim catered to, their latest emotion handled, etc.

The tendency to interpret any attempt to better women's station as a slight against men

To be heard without listening to us themselves

Harassing any woman who uses the voice comms.

Demanding every sacrifice while offering nothing in return.

The increased aggression towards a woman who speaks up.

The +40% pink tax.