It unquestionably is real, just as real and harmful as misogyny is, but unlike it's counterpart, it never gets any sort of attention or condemnation. You never see campaigns to also end misandry, despite how clearly rampant it is throughout much of society. It's disturbing and infuriating when people deny it's existence or will claim it's nowhere near as big a problem as misogyny is, despite misogyny always getting attention and action taken against it, whereas misandry is always dismissed as a joke. There's nothing funny or unreal about misandry, and because it's seldom taken seriously it's been allowed to fester like a malignant cancer.

Don't even get me started when people will claim while misandry is real it lacks "systemic" power like misogyny supposedly has even though there's so much more to prove misandry is in fact systemic. We always hear about misogyny and it always has action taken against it, but never misandry. Which goes to show how society collectively treats it as a big joke and keeps giving in to the whole "women most affected, men don't matter" narrative.