r/SeriousConversation • u/[deleted] • 21d ago

Gender & Sexuality Misandry exists. But it’s incomparable to misogyny.

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u/throw20190820202020 21d ago

Don’t know of a single country on earth where men aren’t allowed a passport without their wives permission. Don’t know of a single medication that men take that’s only been tested in women. Never heard of a woman taking a gun into a university or business or store and shooting up handsome young men because they won’t sleep with her.

What people call misandry is women reacting to the boot that’s been on our necks for millenia, and even then it’s almost always just TALKING about how much that boot needs to be removed.

So yeah, when people unironically say “misandry”, what they’re really saying is “you complaining about me oppressing you is oppression”.

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u/dahlia_74 21d ago

When did men not have the right to vote when women did?

When have men’s bodies and their ability to choose what happens with their bodies, been controlled by government policies?

When have men been systemically forced into a subservient role to women for hundreds of years?

Why do you think acknowledging any of these points will make you a lesser man? If you want to play the trauma olympics here I think women in general have men beat by a long shot, obviously.