Anonymous #1 1w

Since you know so much, please do explain to me exactly what I was referring to that you would consider misandry

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Anonymous OP 1w

Anytime yall talk about “microfeminism” it’s just being disrespectful and biased to men simply because they’re men

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Anonymous #1 1w

Elaborate. What things specifically do you feel are disrespectful towards men that feminists do?

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Anonymous OP 1w

Check my other comment

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Anonymous OP 1w

No response now?🤣

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Anonymous #1 1w

Which of those supports your claim that microfeminism is misandry? The first comment literally says it’s not, and the other comments are just reversals of what woman have historically had to deal with. If you think those are misandry, then you acknowledge that when a man does it it’s misogyny

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Anonymous #1 1w

I don’t spend every waking minute on this app haha, but feel free to check out my response now that I’ve gotten around to it

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Anonymous OP 1w

You just admitted it’s misandry. “Reversals of what women have historically had to deal with”. How does fighting misogyny with misandry help anything?

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Anonymous #1 1w

The things the comments were mentioning are not harmful at all to men due to the countless other ways they are privileged societally, whereas misogyny creates real danger to women. I was pointing out the flaws in your logic. Since men are still in a position of power in the power dynamic of our patriarchal society, “fighting misogyny with misandry” poses no threat to men since women do not systemically have the power to actually harm men, while men do have that power over women.

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Anonymous OP 1w

You’re so delusional. The average man in society has it worse than the average woman. Yall look at the top 1% of men and use that as a basis of comparison. You’re not oppressed, you’re privileged. Just because women lack capability doesn’t mean discrimination ≠ discrimination. Also, how fkn stupid is that logic. Men are oppressive so you try and anger them more and instigate?

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Anonymous #1 1w

I’m delusional? You keep making these insane claims with no point of reference to back it up. If you think the average man has it worse, you’re willfully ignorant. All I’m saying is that while sure acts of feminism may be considered “discrimination”, in the long run that in no way affects men the same way discrimination against women affects women. Do you expect women to lie down and continue to be oppressed or what? Why shouldn’t we be able to try and fight back a little?

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Anonymous OP 1w

Also we aren’t afraid of “angering” men through acts of feminism because men continue to harm us whether we “instigate” or not. The fact that this makes you so angry just proves my point. A man’s worst fear is to be treated the way women have been treated for centuries

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Anonymous OP 1w

No point of reference? More likely to be murdered, assaulted, more likely to commit suicide, 93% of workplace deaths, not to mention DEI implementations actively working against men. Again, you’re genuinely delusional. How does being disrespectful to a random man do anything to “fight the patriarchy”. In what way does that man have any power to change a country’s society

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Anonymous OP 1w

The fact that you think challenging your beliefs means I’m angry shows your lack of maturity and intelligence. Remind me again when you or any women alive today experienced treatment centuries ago? You’re victimizing yourself for things that didn’t even happen in your lifetime 🤣🤣🤡🤡

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Anonymous #1 1w

I accidentally forgot to hit reply when I made my response, but you can find them in the comment thread

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Anonymous OP 1w

Yeah probably because you are delusional when you think being a weird and disrespectful jerk to random men is “taking power back”. If you really think that’s taking power back you’re just insecure of your own existence. You’re viewing yourself as inferior by thinking harassing men is ok

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Anonymous #1 1w

Well clearly you are just willfully ignorant as I mentioned before, and there is no amount of education and insight I could possibly provide for you to change your ways. I hope for your sake as well as the women around you that you can broaden your perspective and understanding when you finally take a step of the pedestal you’ve placed yourself on and listen to the lived experience of women.

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Anonymous OP 1w

So after being told by you that I deserve to be disrespected for existing you want me to “listen and learn🥺”. If you encourage that behavior you have no room to demand the opposite from men. You think that behavior makes me wanna care?

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Anonymous #1 1w

I don’t think anyone deserves to be disrespected for existing, which is why I’m a feminist. You assumed that. You took my initial post and ran with the idea that feminism = misandry. The entire conversation it feels like I’ve been trying to convince you that sexism very much still exists based on my experience as a woman so I don’t think it’s far fetched to ask you to listen and learn as a man. It’s also clear based on the convo that you already don’t care which is why I knew it wouldn’t change

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