I've posted this before, and given this sub I'm sure the response will be an overwhelming yes. It's disturbing and infuriating how many people deny misandry being a real thing or will argue it isn't anywhere near as severe as misogyny. Misandry is both very real and very serious. Just as much as it's counterpart. It's evident with how society and governments still fail to recognize male victims of abuse, violence, rape, etc. and how numerous abuse and DV shelters only help women and sometimes even outright turn away male victims. The education and justice systems are infamously misandrist, and schools are particularly bad with bias boys face against them and how they've been falling behind and comprise the majority of dropouts. To say nothing how male students being bullied and mistreated still isn't taken seriously. The constant demonization of men and boys in recent years is further proof of misandry's existence. Let's not forget how most homeless people and suicides are male and how men have had to register for the draft and can face legal consequences for not doing so, and how potentially falsely accused men are often denied due process.

So many examples of misandry being real and harmful, and yet it's either denied as existing or is treated as a joke. Misandry is just as real, harmful and unacceptable as misogyny. Neither has a place in any society and institution. Misandry is long overdue to be recognized as a real and severe problem, and one that for much too long has been ignored and swept under the rug. One has the right to their own opinions and beliefs, but not their own facts. It's an undeniable fact misandry is very real.