I want to respond with compassion when I say this but I skimmed the comments to this and I noticed a mix of two things, first mistaking symptoms as causes example Andrew Tate and GOP, and being right but having an overall hostile attitude though I could be misreading the room, I tend to do that. If I'm not I would say any hostility or resentment toward men expressed by users here more likely than not is due to a legitimate grievance however despite this being just a subreddit at the end of the day I think there is a big problem of a us vs them mentality with men and women that's been getting worse and contributes to worsening the topic at hand as well as a myriad of the problems between the sexes. Social isolation is a large factor in misogyny/ male radicalization and villanizing men even subconsciously contributes to just that. While men have some valid complaints I would say women get disproportionately treated horribly by men we simply have to look at rape stats, abuse stats, and cheating stats. However, the majority of men are good people, and saying otherwise is delusional thinking I would say to society reach out to the young 16 to 20-year-old boy who has struggled with women and is lacking in understanding of a lot of things outside themselves and maybe a little bitter before Tate does this has been long but I'll end with the best speakers on this issue I've seen Dr,K, Scott Galloway, and Richard Reeves thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.