[ SECRET POST #2182 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2182 ⌋

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Comments

Re: can men be misandrist?

[silverau]

Well, that's not really hating men, it's hating femininity. I'd call that misogyny rather than misandry... I think the more specific term is "androcentrism" or something like that.

That being said, I would say men can be misandrists in basically the same way women can be misandrists (on an individual level, of course.) I've heard stories of boys who were abused by men or witnessed abuse of girls by men, and as a result they acted cold to other boys. And I've met at least one guy who said he felt more comfortable with women and perceived men as uncivilized, rude, lazy, crude, insensitive... like men in sitcoms, I guess. I'd call that misandry.