Zachary 🟰 :
Misandry DOES exist. The system, like law, work, and the people, is also designed to cover up hurt men. Some workplaces do hurt women, but it’s usually just a positive place. The law actually tends to ignore boy victims and push out girl victims because they think the boys are more likely runaways. This is seen in the case of Ted Bundy and the case of Jeffery Dahmer. The women were seen as missing, not just runaways. Work places are typically “made for males” because they use physical power or more in things men know most about. Women in men’s fields are actually seen to be helping with gender roles undo themselves. When someone doesn’t follow into gender roles, they’re noteworthy. This doesn’t just happen with men in women’s fields. The people DO have a history with gender biases, but now it’s more positive. Sure, history wasn’t always perfect, but neither is now. Most of the people(in the U.S.) say that men and women are equal, but some women say that it’s still against women while showing misandry. Some women also hide behind feminism to be a misandrist. When you scroll through a comment section of a man rage baiting his girlfriend, people always tell her to break up with him, but when it’s a video of a woman rage baiting her boyfriend, suddenly people say she’s a diva. I find most women hypocritical to say “let the past be the past” to hurt and oppressed men while also crying about how women were killed nearly 300 years ago. || Note: People often go over men’s pain to comfort women, to let women talk about their feelings. Even if they have good intentions, they miss the pain of many. I believe this is why people only say SA is only 1/6 men and 1/3 women is because when they focus on women, men go out of their eyesight.
2026-08-07 08:14:30