@thewomanuntamed: Misogyny is the hatred, contempt, or prejudice directed at women as a group and it’s not always overt. It operates across a spectrum from explicit hostility (violence, slurs, deliberate exclusion) to subtler forms like dismissing women’s competence, reducing them to their bodies, or treating their pain and opinions as less credible compared to that of a man With that said, here’s how internalized misogyny shows up in women: - Judging other women harshly for sexual expression while giving men a pass - Feeling that your own anger, ambition, agency or assertiveness is “too much” or embarrassing - Finding male opinions more authoritative by default, including about your own experiences - Competing with other women rather than building solidarity, because scarcity has been made to feel real - Dismissing “women’s concerns” as trivial — even when you’re a woman raising them - Feeling more comfortable around men and framing this as a personality trait rather than a conditioned response - It often comes wrapped in care. Internalized misogyny frequently disguises itself as concern, for your health, your attractiveness, your marriageability, your femininity which make it harder to name and easier to absorb. But the impact is the same: your body, voice, personality, etc is positioned as a problem to be fixed particularly as it causes no harm.

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