Title: 5 Ways That Being Against Sexism Doesn't Mean You Hate Men - Everyday Feminism
Headings: 5 Ways That Being Against Sexism Doesn’t Mean You Hate Men
5 Ways That Being Against Sexism Doesn’t Mean You Hate Men
Myth #1: Calling Out Sexism Means You’re a Buzzkill
Myth #2: Being Angry About Sexism Means You Want to ‘Even the Score’ and Exact Revenge on Men
Funny how generalizations are only considered prejudice if they’re targeted at the majority.
Myth #3: Acknowledging Sexism Widens Gender Disparity
In their minds, only by ignoring gender can we achieve a truly egalitarian society.
Myth #4: Focusing on Sexism Ignores Men’s Issues
Myth #5: Taking Offense to Sexism Ignores the Rights Women Have Already Been Granted within Patriarchy
Women may manage to survive in a patriarchy, but it sure as hell doesn’t mean they’re thriving.
Your misogyny does not get a free pass just because you’re also a woman.

Content: Feminists are all belligerent misandrists, but #NotAllMen is a legitimate social movement against discrimination! Funny how generalizations are only considered prejudice if they’re targeted at the majority. I really do understand where men are coming from. It must be horrible to be reduced to a sex object and face the threat of random violence as a result of a society warped by needless and arcane gender biases. I’m sure it’s difficult to find another group that can empathize with being stereotyped on the basis of gender alone. Notice that by taking offense to sexism, you’re accused of laying the groundwork for a society that’s perilous for men and also looks a lot like the everyday realities faced by women. The threat of women’s anger is emphasized for a reason. Anger is volatile and unstable. Anger is impulsive and can’t be trusted. That means the only thing that you can do to protect men’s well-being is to be the opposite of angry.