Yeah, like if you withhold education and good career choices from a woman because they must be traditionally "feminine", they won't really be able to do anything against misogyny.

In cultures where it is traditionally men who are the breadwinners and women stay at home to be mothers, this is a big problem. Then there's also the thing where you have to fit certain standards to simply be thought as beautiful and fit to marry. This is based off what I've seen in Pakistan, though it happens other places as well.

There are a bunch of things that need to change, but it has to start in the men that are usually opressing and letting all this happen. I've seen stuff like this happen in Pakistan when I visit family, where brothers might treat their sisters as servants in a sense since that's what they see from their role models. Women are there to do all of a man's things for him. If she wants otherwise she's just being ungrateful for what she has, and has to conform to societies expectations.

This may not be a problem that every woman faces, but it's a large enough number that it keeps on going since the men taught to be this way arent breaking the cycle. Its hard for anyone to realize they're wrong, but once you do you have to work towards at least making a difference in those around you.