When Women Hate Men, It’s Called Survival

Article here. Excerpt:

'If someone punches you in the face and you shout, “I hate you,” that’s not the same as the punch. Your anger is a reaction to harm. Their violence is the harm.

Misogyny is the punch. Misandry is the bruise that heals into self-protection.

When men hate women, it manifests as control — laws, violence, pay gaps, harassment, domination. When women say they hate men, it manifests as fear, exhaustion, and a refusal to play nice anymore.

One maintains power. The other resists it.'
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When women express misandry, men clutch their pearls as though civilisation itself is under attack. They seem genuinely frightened — but not of violence. Of irrelevance.

Because when a woman says, “I hate men,” what she usually means is, “I hate what men have done to me, to my friends, to my mother, to the world.” It’s not a random act of bigotry. It’s cumulative trauma turned into language. It’s shorthand for centuries of fear and exhaustion.

When a man hates women, women die. When a woman hates men, she stops returning texts.

That is the difference.'