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There is no such thing as misandry!

 


When you have women demonize and attack boys and men, call them rapists or abusers when they never did such thing, that is misandry.


When you have the family court system that favors mothers and allows her to have custody of the kids, it didn't matter if she was the abuser and he was a good father. It didn't matter if he can't pay child support, he will go to prison anyway. She can falsely accus him of abusing the kids and the court system will punish him and never will he see his kids again. That is misandry.


When you have men and boys who are victims of abuse, of domestic violence from their parents or their parents or even their siblings there is no support. if the boyfriend or husband calls the police on her, they arrest him or shame him and blame him for upsetting her even if he didn't do anything wrong. there is no support network and there's rarely any men's shelters for domestic violence. That is misandry.


When you have men and boys who are victims of sexual assault or rape, there is no support or shelters for them. No one believes that a man can be raped or sexually assaulted. most likely they would think they wanted this or that they must have enjoyed it. When boys are sexually assaulted by a female teacher, he's cheered on and they say, "i wish i had a female teacher molest me when i was a kid." they would tell men that if he had a hard on or if he came, he must have wanted it. it was also believed that he would evidentially become a rapist himself (vampire syndrome). This is misandry.


Women bodyshame men. if he is bald, they mocked and laugh at him. if he's fat, they mock and laugh at him. if he has a smaller than average size penis, he get mocked, ridiculed and told to go kill himself, that he is pathetic, that he is not as man, that he should go cry as his girlfriend bangs a guy with a huge penis. that is misandry.


when mothers grieve for their sons who die, you would get feminists gleefully say, "that's one rapist down." or that "he would grow up to be a rapist or an abuser." that is misandry.


calling out to kill all men, that is misandry. 


to suggest that men are useless or never did anything, despite enjoying an air conditioned home with clean water, electricity, car, latest technology, modern medicine and more brought to you by men. This is misandry.


when boys and men are being killed by the thousands through africa or middle east, no one cared for them. if the girls were taken, that's all that mattered even when the boys were murdered. This is misandry.


when women strongly demanded and encouraged circumcision, even mocked and ridiculed men for having a foreskin, even mutilated their own son's genitals themselves. that is misandry.


when men can be murdered or have their genitals cut off, people would laugh at this. Even the view one woman laughed and mocked over a severed penis and asked, "what have he done to deserve this?" That is misandry.


So the next time anyone claims that there is no misandry, remind them this and even show evidence of misandry, which is everywhere and abundant, unfortunately. 



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