Why is it normal to hate men?

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[PatriciaSavage-]

About 157, 330 violent crimes committed by an intimate partner during 1998 were perpetrated AGAINST men - NOT by men.

[hathorliderc]

The ironic thing is that they're going to complain why no one wants to date them.

[johnnygrunge]

In my opinion as a man, I think one massive reason is that we've had so many double standards for years that gave men the shit end of the stick (being constantly portrayed as dumb, fathers are all deadbeats when it comes to the kids especially in divorce and custody proceedings, men are tough so they literally can't be hurt by anything you ever do or say to 'em, etc.)

The other one, I think, is because of all the pushback we've never really done on said double standards, so now men look especially bad for finally standing up for themselves and waking up to all this vile crap being spewed their way but knowing it's neccessary now.

Look at all the men who have been with companies for twenty years straight getting thrown straight into homelessness because one woman wanted to gossip about how he looked at her funny and was so uncomfortable she called "rape", it's any wonder why shit like how the directors for that Star Wars show The Acolyte are being sued for misandry.

[dynosophical]

The arguments they use to try to justify hating men could be turned right back at them too. They would be just as (in)valid

[ryanmills]

I was on Facebook recently and came across a comment from a woman claiming its all men who have multiple women on their phones for dates, cooking meals, coitus, ect, i informed her that its in fact an extremely small percentage of men who live that particular lifestyle being 10% at most and that the majority of men could not even get a single dates because of the current dating climate; and gave her a piece of free advice and not intended as a personal attack that such opinions were hateful and would only harm herself in the long run, but instead of listening or heeding me; she just claimed that I was making a harsh generalisation of women.

make it make sense...

[shadowalkerwho]

if most men were Ted Bundy they wouldn't need to hide it and there wouldn't be any laws against it, it would just be normalized and something we deal with as a fact of day to day life.

[hazelhazelton]

There's just not enough bears in the world.
You don't hear shit like that from women who've actually met a bear without the security of a zoo fence between them. If there were grizzles roaming the streets of LA, they'd sing a different tune. A tune sounding a lot like "who's going to do something about all these bears?!"

[ericmatthews]

I stopped dating 10 years ago. The reason why is because all the girls I dated all claimed I was dangerous, a cheater and only wanted one thing (if you know what I mean). The truth is, I am none of those things, but they all kept comparing me to previous boyfriends. It didn't matter that there were no facts to back up their claims.

[easter_sunday]

Personally, I don't want to be abused emotionally or verbally. I don't want to be shamed on social media. And I don't want to pay out just for the privilege of experiencing these things. I'd rather just have my peace.

[fakshen]

"I met this really cute guy. But I never bothered to check to see if he was a player or not... because hot guys have the most options. Then when he ghosted me to move on to other women, I refused to to responsibility for my own poor judgment and blamed all the average guys for his behavior. But if he DM'ed me, I'd see him again. So cute."

[odietamo]

It’s refreshing to see a video like this, by a woman who actually knows how to think for herself and come to her own conclusions. Thank you!

Something that has been annoying me since at least the 1980s is how men are portrayed in television commercials. In the vast majority of of them, the man is a dolt, a dummy, a dunce, clueless, and insensitive and useless, and often violent. The woman is almost invariably depicted as smart, with it, bright, caring, full of energy, sensitive to others needs, and knows just what to do at every moment. I maintain that that kind of propaganda—you could even call it hate—poured into people’s heads year after year, decades, has an effect after awhile.

[benadams]

It's been this way since the 1970s, but it's becoming more "seen" because of social media (TikTok and "gram" specifically).

[zzwiebel]

I tried to talk to a woman at work 3 times in a two month period. she treated me like a stalker and reported me. I hear stories like this all the time, but I didn't think it would actually happen.

[kd]

Shit like this is why I would rather die alone than date ever again.

[bigm]

To be honest, most of the men I’ve met who turned out to be violent looked like wronguns from the start. Quite often the woman was warned by her friends but persisted because‘he’s just got a bad boy vibe’ or some similar excuse. I don’t doubt that there are exceptions, but, that’s why they’re exceptions!

[astaono]

They been talking about black men like that for 400+ years

[juanvaldez]

People need to stop blindly hating one another . Social media fuels this I sincerely believe. It’s not productive or right . Hate will consume you. It does nothing to the person you hate.

[Ferngully]

We treated women way too good for way too long and it went to their head.
They are on a power trip

This is what happens with too much freedom for anyone or anything.

There has to be consequences for peoples actions

[dominictucci]

This is probably why so many western men prefer to be with Asian women. Asian women are gorgeous, sweet, petite and proud of their femininity. They appreciate their male partners and have traditional values based on mutual respect and compromise.

[darrynreid]

I think it's because they experience chronic distress that's completely internally generated because they remained developmentally stuck at an early age. Unable to figure out where it's coming from or what to do about it, and still seeing themselves as the extension of a group rather than as an individual, they just throw tantrums demanding their big, big feelings be just fixed for them, and pile blame on someone else, particularly whomever happens to not belong to their imaginary identity group.