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By *oxy j OP   Woman
over a year ago

somerset

so recently ive had some hate via message that has me thinking these messages were based on nothing i said or done just random hate via massage's thats no big deal as its the internet and seems as if thats just life ...now before i go further i know this can happen the other way around women hating men i dont know what word that would be but this is about men hating women .... Misogyny if thats the right word ..

so my question is in 2022 soon to be 2023 just how big is it ... i dont normally get it in work life or family life i dont see it amonst friends but im aware its out there i only come across it on this scene from time to time so how big is it has it got any better in life whats your opinion lets chat ...

guys if you find the word that matches it the other way around then please open your own thread ...this is not a slam guys down this is about what i see a small group my personal experience in life is mainly good i only experience this sometimes on this scene

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Punctuation!!!

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By *ryandseeMan
over a year ago

Yorkshire

It's called misandry btw. And you ate right there is quite a bit of both out there. All the best.

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By *oxy j OP   Woman
over a year ago

somerset


"It's called misandry btw. And you ate right there is quite a bit of both out there. All the best. "

thankyou i now know

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By *hedark_knightMan
over a year ago

Edinburgh

Seems to be a growing problem. There’s a rise in incel movements globally.

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By *ust Passing ThroughMan
over a year ago

poole

People with deep rooted issues. These types are best ignored

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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago

Terra Firma


"so recently ive had some hate via message that has me thinking these messages were based on nothing i said or done just random hate via massage's thats no big deal as its the internet and seems as if thats just life ...now before i go further i know this can happen the other way around women hating men i dont know what word that would be but this is about men hating women .... Misogyny if thats the right word ..

so my question is in 2022 soon to be 2023 just how big is it ... i dont normally get it in work life or family life i dont see it amonst friends but im aware its out there i only come across it on this scene from time to time so how big is it has it got any better in life whats your opinion lets chat ...

guys if you find the word that matches it the other way around then please open your own thread ...this is not a slam guys down this is about what i see a small group my personal experience in life is mainly good i only experience this sometimes on this scene "

Are you polling how stupid people are? Good luck

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The problem is that those who do it don’t actually recognise it for what it is. They think it’s normal, fair and everyday stuff. And so when they are called out, they can’t handle confronting that they are in fact awful people, they can’t defend something that they don’t even see, so they’ll just double down on being normal meaning you get more shit, only now you’re the problem the the victim.

As with any human behaviour, it will always exist. It’s not as bad as it used to be, some who think this way do eventually be self aware enough to only do it with an audience of like thinking awful people, but some also double down on being picked on for being called out and these are the dangerous twats. It’s like being a hypochondriac where men feel excessively and unduly worried about feeling inferior.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The problem is that those who do it don’t actually recognise it for what it is. They think it’s normal, fair and everyday stuff. And so when they are called out, they can’t handle confronting that they are in fact awful people, they can’t defend something that they don’t even see, so they’ll just double down on being normal meaning you get more shit, only now you’re the problem the the victim.

As with any human behaviour, it will always exist. It’s not as bad as it used to be, some who think this way do eventually be self aware enough to only do it with an audience of like thinking awful people, but some also double down on being picked on for being called out and these are the dangerous twats. It’s like being a hypochondriac where men feel excessively and unduly worried about feeling inferior."

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

surrounded by twinkly lights

The more we are not offline social and community grown, the bigger the problem will become. The Internet has a lot of impact on people and opinions are easily swayed by popular people and trends. Hopefully the new online bill will give help for the misguided kids, as empowering them with the power to be able to challenge opinions is a good start

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By *bi HaiveMan
Forum Mod
over a year ago

Cheeseville, Somerset

As was said in the post I put up a few weekd back re the Incel movement documentary on C4....

Pre Internet this kind of abuse, whether aimed at women by men, or men by women, would have taken place face to face between people and if in a closed environment such as a pub, social club or anywhere else, would have been largely shouted down there and then and not tolerated. Guys verbally abusing women in pubs would most likely have ended up on the floor. Women doing the same to men would have been dragged off by their peers and told to calm the fuck down. People dealt with things differently.

Online? People will rant, vent, throw abuse and behave without consequence because they feel safe hiding behind a screen and keyboard. They will blame the opposite sex for their issues and I adequacies rather than talk to friends or look at their own behaviour. They will actively seek out those who they feel are in a similar position for positive reinforcement and acknowledgement that they are the victim, rather then the problem and online communities grow where hatred of the opposite sex becomes the norm and their ideas a spread to others.

It won't change til people seek help.

From the right sources - family, friends, professionals - not the online communities that thrive on building a culture of hate and abuse.

There's no easy solution, little light at the end of the tunnel right now and not much hope of online abuse declining at the moment.

On here? Report and block.

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By *arkandlovelyWoman
over a year ago

South Derbyshire


"The problem is that those who do it don’t actually recognise it for what it is. They think it’s normal, fair and everyday stuff. And so when they are called out, they can’t handle confronting that they are in fact awful people, they can’t defend something that they don’t even see, so they’ll just double down on being normal meaning you get more shit, only now you’re the problem the the victim.

As with any human behaviour, it will always exist. It’s not as bad as it used to be, some who think this way do eventually be self aware enough to only do it with an audience of like thinking awful people, but some also double down on being picked on for being called out and these are the dangerous twats. It’s like being a hypochondriac where men feel excessively and unduly worried about feeling inferior."

I agree with much of what you say, but I think it's actually becoming worse again. The stats on violence against women and girls are horrendous, sexual harassment in schools is rife and evidence shows it's all becoming more commonplace.

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