We didn't volunteer to organize Secret Santa at work so the men decided not to hold it at all

I work in a male-dominated field. I only have one other female coworker out of a team of 15.

In previous years, organizing Secret Santa has been a responsibility that silently falls onto our womanly shoulders. Even though we are also technical employees and such things are not in our job description.

This year, we decided not to "volunteer" to do it. We are too burnt out and underpaid to be doing any favors, especially not based on gender roles. So at our weekly meeting, my boss asked for a raise of hands of who would like to participate in Secret Santa. Most of the men raised their hands but my female colleague and I did not. My boss did a double-take and asked for a raise of hands again, clearly fishing for us to participate and jump into name-taking and rule-setting, but our hands remained in our laps. He then singled me out and asked if I was planning on participating and I said "no", short and sweet. So without any protest from any of the guys, he said "ok, I guess we are passing on Secret Santa this year."

Nice! I don't have to spend precious time cutting slips with names or spending the next month having them come up to ask who their recipient is because they forgot. And I get $30 back for myself. The men are too feckless and entitled to my labor to step up and organize an event they wanted to hold in the first place, and I love that for them, bless their hearts.

Earlier this month the guys were saying that they have their wives buy the Secret Santa gifts anyway so I feel like we've done them a solid too.

Edit: I got a Reddit Cares message for this. Can y'all not abuse helpline systems? "This post made me upset" is not a reason to do this.