xdude wrote:There are many male misogynists.
True.
xdude wrote:It seems that with freedom of speech we males are still a bit shocked to learn there are a lot of female misandrists as well.
Equally as true.
And well stated, XDude...
What bothers me is that a lot of people deny that it works both ways...Society is quick to say, "misogynists", but it often has not even heard of the word "misandrists". Equality is equality, right? Like, during a study of what sex made up the majority of the population of physical abusers...the answer was simple, quick, and well accepted:
MALES.
But when the same study revealed what sex made up the majority of the population of emotional abusers, the answer was also simple, quick...only not so well accepted by some:
FEMALES.
Of course there are emotionally abusive males too, just like there are also female physical abusers. Exceptions to a rule do not nullify the rule, however, do they? And these were well formulated studies (even with cluster b's...it is two thirds women who comprise them, and we didn't write the book) that say what they say. But when the man is the villain (figure of speech), I seldom if not ever hear the word:
misandrists.
CptSaveAho wrote:not sexy enough to be HPD, and no solo HPD would be in such a large group: that would distract from all the attention!
Ha ha...you don't think they ride in packs? This is interesting...care to elaborate? Wouldn't they do well in group environments too? I would think groups gave them power, and together they could unite and absorb extra admiration (otherwise...what about cheerleaders? They have a group, and the group empowers each of them individually, do you agree?).
OneLiner wrote:Probably the right to be looked at, so they cannot be ignored.
LOL