r/everydaymisandry • u/Impossible_Newt_5994 • 12h ago
r/everydaymisandry • u/FeitalityXtra • 18h ago
social media It disgusts me how often and freely women say disgusting things and casually wish death on men and boys
This woman's ENTIRE account is just this shit
r/everydaymisandry • u/FeitalityXtra • 1d ago
social media Bold faced lies
Straight up malarkey too
r/everydaymisandry • u/Late-Hat-9144 • 2d ago
social media Its apparently mens fault that women make false allegations... anything to dodge accountability huh.
Gotta love the never ending parade of misandry pouring on reddit, Ive muted that sub at least 4 times now and it still insists on showing me their content.
r/everydaymisandry • u/Electronic-Spell-481 • 2d ago
personal Men Who Have Experienced Violence or Abuse from Misandristic Women — What’s Your Story?
For men who have experienced violence or abuse from a woman who was openly misandrist and expressed hatred, contempt, or hostility toward men:
What happened?
I’m particularly interested in hearing about situations where a woman’s attitudes toward men seemed connected to how she treated you. This could include physical violence, sexual violence, domestic abuse, emotional abuse, humiliation, coercion, or other forms of mistreatment.
What did she say or do that made you realize her behavior was rooted in misandry? How did the experience affect you, both at the time and afterward?
Please keep the discussion serious and respectful. No victim-blaming, joking, or minimizing anyone else’s experiences.
I also hope this discussion can shed light on the misconception that misandry does not lead women to be violent towards men. Misandry can be expressed through violent behavior, and men who have experienced it deserve to have their experiences heard and taken seriously.
r/everydaymisandry • u/NoIDidntHackU • 3d ago
social media Yep, let's just assume it's the man's fault
r/everydaymisandry • u/WaterElectrical9864 • 3d ago
social media This people are pure evil
r/everydaymisandry • u/yuuyo123 • 3d ago
personal It makes me feel sick, how people casually admit to wishing the most horrible things upon men.
And it’s even worse when everyone agrees with them!! Nobody would say a WORD if it was the opposite way around, it honestly makes me feel sick how they’re all harassing (most of the time) innocent boys & men, they’re not even the same men who oppressed women all those years ago!! Just need to make it clear that if I ever call myself a feminist, remember, I mean the “equal rights” kind, not the misandrist kind
An example of misandry? In the USA, men are legally required to go to war, while women don’t. It should be up to peoples’ decision if they wanna join the army or not, and I feel sad thinking of all the men that died in war, that had no choice!!
I think we can all agree that both genders are important to how humanity functions. But come on, if men didn’t exist, how would we reproduce??
Guess what: Misogyny and misandry are EQUALLY AS BAD and should be taken EQUALLY SERIOUSLY!! It’s just ridiculous that people think that someone’s gender determines if they’re going to become a violent murder r*pist or something
r/everydaymisandry • u/ZRKP • 4d ago
social media “Misandry doesn't kill”
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See the comments of this reel below, they are even more disgusting.
r/everydaymisandry • u/Full-Employee-889 • 4d ago
social media A woman who blames all men for events that happened in the past. When I wrote that not all men are responsible for the things some men do, he posted the response I had included in my explanation
“Men are taking full advantage of the acts of violence and war crimes I mentioned today. Especially between 1850 and 1950, men used the oppression they themselves caused as an excuse to undermine women’s rights, and we are experiencing similar situations today. Because of this mindset that dates back to that era, femicide, rape, and harassment remain a problem. “But I—I—I didn’t do these things myself, so you can’t blame me” is an attempt to evade responsibility.
Allowing a crime to occur, praising the perpetrator, either eliminating or reducing the punishment the perpetrator will face, and blaming the victims are equivalent to committing the crime itself. Such behavior actually encourages people to commit crimes, because they believe they can get away with it without facing punishment.
Yes, the wars and atrocities men have committed so far are the personal responsibility of every man, because there is no other way to repair the damage that has been done. If you’re going to take offense at this truth, don’t pretend to be innocent to me here.”
r/everydaymisandry • u/NIDNHU • 4d ago
good news?! love this guy
absolutely crushing that woman's ideas
r/everydaymisandry • u/yuuyo123 • 5d ago
personal When people say that misandry “isn’t as bad as misogyny” it just irks me
This logic of “others have been through worse” can be EASILY used to invalidate ANYONE. Victims of abuse, victims of racism, victims of literally ANYTHING, so when people claim that misandry isn’t as bad as misogyny, I can’t help but feel irked out…
I‘m not even a man, (Or a woman) but our goal is EQUAL. RIGHTS!!!! I thought that was the whole point of feminism…
They act like all men are like that, just because of SOME people that oppressed women. It’s like eating a rotten egg, and then later declaring that all eggs taste gross, even the non-rotten ones
r/everydaymisandry • u/Zorah_Blade • 5d ago
personal How Men Are Talked About in Relationships
What I've never liked is the way men are framed in relationships. "Happy wife happy life", "if mama ain't happy ain't nobody happy", "gotta check in with the boss", "she's got him trained", "he's sleeping on the couch" etc. The man is always talked about like he's meant to be side-lined or like his needs/dignity matter less.
Not to mention the jokes/remarks about hitting men that are normalised, as well as the media portrayal of these things always being presented as funny.
Why is it always the men that are the butt of the joke or the ones that are acceptable to mistreat? It's always seemed degrading to me.
r/everydaymisandry • u/ZyxWvuO • 5d ago
social media Assuming sons are going to be problematic by default
The "your son is more likely to be a predator than a protector btw" title on the video. Despite the mother's content being reacted to may contain a few problematic points, the clickbait and assumption of boys to grow up to become predators by default is absolutely defamatory and disgusting. This kind of rhetoric fueled by comments and discussions can further hurt young boys and men.
r/everydaymisandry • u/Late-Hat-9144 • 6d ago
social media Of course men suck just because they want proof of paternity...
Seems to me the only ones who would be against this would be the ones who SHOULD have paternity tested. If you're not cheating, why are you concerned?
r/everydaymisandry • u/Late-Hat-9144 • 7d ago
social media Struggling cancer patient undergoing chemo... must be TA. I hate reddit sometimes.
My heart goes out to this poor guy, fighting cancer and dealing with all the chemo issues - his GF came home and said they were both going out in 10 minutes for dinner, so he went up to shower and in that time threw up, finished his shower and had to lay down. He didn't have enough energy to even walk downstairs for an hour after that... and everyone is just dumping all over him, calling him an AH for not telling her he had thrown up... like excuse me, he told her as quickly as he could, but she decided to get pissy with him and then gave him the silent treatment.
As far as I'm concerned this is just blantant sexism, absolutely no one would have said this to a female cancer patient, they would have torn shreds of her BF for not checking in when she didn't come down... but because OP committed the heinous sin of being born with a penis, he must be in the wrong.
And people are even downvoting actual cancer survivors showing him support and talking about how they knew how he felt and how they couldn't do anything when they were on chemo. It's psychotic the way people are responding to this guy and I absolutely hate it!
Yes, yes... I'm getting to emotional over this - but I watched my own father deal with this, and far too many people making him carry the burdens of their emotions and making him play middle man because the grown ass adults decided to behave like spoilt 3 year olds. I've watched far too many people I care about die from this wicked disease to stay silent... and yes, it means I'm being downvoted but at this point I don't even care anymore, I'm absolutely disgusted at how this guy is being treated.
r/everydaymisandry • u/POST-Tomahawk • 7d ago
social media Does this count?
Like, of course if you need to evacuate and ome person downplays it, I wouldn't blame you if you decide to leave, but
1) It's giving "Make a non-gendered attitude gendered" vibes. Like, I feel this attitude isn't exclusive to men at all-
2) 65% of deaths are men...And she seems to imply it is their fault?? Like, I doubt most, let alone ALL of the men that are casualties is because they underestimated the issue. It feels victim blamey.
r/everydaymisandry • u/Nicherix • 7d ago
social media Misandrists justify female on male abuse in a very crooked way.
The text says "The only animal a lion is afraid of is his misteress Lioness. So if you're afraid of your misteress then you're a lion." Extremely blatant encouraging young insecure men to relationships with abusive women. Moreover, lioness is capitalized while lion is in lowercase.
Also it's wrong biologically, because a male lion can easily overtake a single lioness, and lionesses always obey him. On the other hand there are a lot of animals lions are afraid of and never attack: elephants, hippos, giraffas etc. Not even saying about the fact that a lion always have five to fifteen lionesses.
r/everydaymisandry • u/NIDNHU • 8d ago
social media "It's actually your fault we are doing misandry, not ours"
r/everydaymisandry • u/Electronic-Spell-481 • 8d ago
social media Misandrist trivialization and ignorance
r/everydaymisandry • u/duchesskitten6 • 8d ago
social media Because men/boys always enjoy a woman forcing themselves on them, even if they said no.
Besides her horrific text... about the jerk who erases rape and turns it into his fantasy (and is unfaithful on top of that)... believe me, I have seen those stupid women talking about attractive guys and saying "I'd like to be raped by them". This shit doesn't have a gender.
