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3	Misandry is more prevalent than misogyny Yes they do cause most countries stigmatise divorce and the world isnt just europe and America, lol? Most of these women will be ostracised or shamed for not being able to keep their marriages. And maybe the take isnt but your comment is still very ignorant. Am glad those women have more power in their relationships cause women in general do not. Glad to see someone be happy. Keep suffering, you sound like you deserve it, ♡.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/06/26 08:43 PM
0	Misandry is more prevalent than misogyny As someone who grew up watching the female members in my family get screamed at by their husbands DAILY and no one batting an eye cause it's so normalised where I live, your "lol" just proves my point. You bring up the "ACTUAL" victims yet this is how women are treated on a daily basis, as 2nd class citizens. And that's true for a large part of the world, look outside america or Europe and you'll see. Your worldview is so limited that you think you can pick and choose victims better than the vic…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/06/26 08:35 PM
3	Misandry is more prevalent than misogyny Lmao which statistics? I'd also like to know how the paper defined "violent" and whether or not that considered sexual assault, eve teasing, verbal abuse, etc. Did it consider the abuse that goes on in marriage? The abuse women in muslim countries face ALL the time and it is extremely normalised there? Violent or not, a large number of men are assholes to women and the ones that are not are just.... normal human beings. Not hating half the population doesn't make you special yet it is incredibly…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/06/26 08:24 PM
17	Misandry is more prevalent than misogyny Women aren't a monolith either. If anything, internalised misogyny is rampant among women. And most men actively benefit from everyone being horrible to women. Look at countries like india, you'll understand. So nah, misogyny is MUCH more common than misandry.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/06/26 08:08 PM
0	Misandry is more prevalent than misogyny Nah, most men view women as objects and service people instead of actual human beings. Look at most muslim/conservative countries and you'll see that to be true. Heck, even in more developed countries like Korea, things are awful. This take is not in touch with statistics, the sheer amount of violence women face on a daily basis, or their lived experiences.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/06/26 08:07 PM

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