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In reply to the discussion: If I Admit That 'Hating Men' Is a Thing, Will You Stop Turning It Into a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? [View all]xulamaude
(847 posts)really, really angry at men - hating them even.
So many women have been sexually/physically/emotionally abused by fathers and brothers and uncles and husbands and sons at home, neighbors and boyfriends and teachers and co-workers and bosses outside in the world.
And even for those 'lucky' enough to 'survive' without having been victimized, they are still made to live in a world where men legislatively control their bodies, where the specter of rape and the pervasiveness of rape culture cause them to live in a constant state of hyper vigilance while at the same time having ever increasing demands put upon their sexuality.
Add to all of that the economic, educational and medical deprivation women have been subject to for centuries and is it any wonder that some women hate men?
Does it truly harm anyone at all that some women justifiably hate men for the power/control they have exerted over every single aspect of our lives?
Do these women have the power to destroy mankind?
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