Men mainly used to be hunters, or fighters etc in prehistoric times. So if they felt that something was out of place or disproportionate in some way. Its natural that it caused them lots of anxiety because there may be a predator lurking around.

When we are anxious, we want to relieve that anxiety and for men, its either by getting the fuck out of that situation or sorting it out. On the other hand, predictability and proportionality feels relaxing to men. That's why you see middle aged men watching construction for the fuck of it. It calms their mind and make them feel good.

Women on the other hand were more dependent on the group or the tribe to survive. So when they face social exclusion, they get anxious and they relieve their anxiety by changing their beliefs to conform to the group.

Feminism uses fear of social exclusion and social proof to indoctinate people. So let's say they come up with "believe women", they will first get their minions in media and academia to parrot it so as gather social proof. Then they will exclude anyone who questions it.

If you have a genuine question, "how do we know that she is telling the truth?" Feminists will put a label on you. If you are a man they will call you a misogynist, if you are a woman they will call you a pick me. Then they will insult you and attack you for going against the group.

It works on women because women relieve their anxiety by comforming to the group. It doesn't work on men not because men are not susceptible to social proof, they absolutely are. It's just that if one person actually challenge the belief and your reaction is disproportionate, it freaks men out. They want to get away from the situation, from you.

This is one of the reasons so many men can't handle emotional conversation. It's freaks them out, it gives them anxiety. Because emotions are inherently disproportionate sometimes.

So when men like Andrew Tate come into picture, feminists are utterly confused as to why men listen to him. Feminists can't understand it. They ask themselves, what's wrong with these men, don't they know Andrew Tate is a misogynist. What they don't understand is that most men don't really care that you speficially think they are misogynist.

Men are more freaked out by you reacting negatively to them not being that affected by you labeling them as misogynist. Because men can't rationally understand that by labeling them as misogynist you are doing a form of social exclusion. So when they see you doing that, they are weirded out by it, they won't get it line, they will just lose trust in you.