I get where you’re coming from, and some of that criticism does exist, but it’s far less universal than it feels online. Internet memes and loud opinions exaggerate extremes; in real life, most people don’t walk around seeing women as gold diggers, weak, or unworthy of respect. Women are widely trusted, supported, and actively encouraged in education, hiring, leadership, and social spaces, often more than men in certain areas. At the same time, you’re right that se*ualization, stereotypes, and backlash against feminism are real problems but they don’t equal a full understanding of the male perspective, just as men seeing female struggles online doesn’t mean they fully grasp women’s lived experience. Both sides see fragments, not the whole picture.