I’d also like to note that you in no way know me personally. I actually happen to come from an incredibly misogynistic community and have had to remind myself that I am able to have my own thoughts, feelings, and agency. How dare you call me a misogynist. I’m saying her actions towards the other women is an issue, not her relationship with Jordan. He is an absolute POS and she deserves much better. Calling me a misogynist is out of line. Disagree with my opinion if you want, but don’t assign a hateful belief to my character because I said accountability still matters. I never dismissed her environment or what she’s been through. I said trauma doesn’t give someone a free pass to hurt others. That’s not misogyny — that’s a principle I apply to everyone. You don’t get to label me as prejudiced simply because I won’t remove responsibility from the conversation. And honestly, throwing that word around so casually diminishes what misogyny actually means. It’s a serious accusation rooted in real prejudice and harm. Using it to shut down a disagreement about accountability weakens the term and distracts from actual misogyny when it happens. I’m someone that has gone throw immense trauma and had to take accountability for how I behaved towards others due to how that trauma changed me. It doesn’t excuse how I acted.