Legit curious here. I'm not talking about the mainstream definition of a traditionally minded man or even outright oppressive, or even the most lecherous, abusive, or stalkerish of men or anything of the sorts. I'm talking about men who aren't interested in oppressing in any way but actually dislike and are disgusted (socially and/or sexually) by women. An inversion of radical Feminism, per say.

Even the most "sexist" of men will still enjoy the company of women, whereas there are gated communities full of women, exclusively in the company other women.

There is virtually no equivalent of "persecuted" male Feminazi's. Say, men who make their whole careers off of and teach courses in high elite academia of saying how women "enslave men" into being their providers and protectors (the traditional male role). Like Feminists who actively discourage marriage for women.

This would be the equivalent in the media of hoards of dudes constantly making the headlines, getting together and wearing penis hats, and constantly saying they are absolutely disgusted by female sexuality and writing literature displaying a vicious hatred of women (which nothing of the sorts even exist to my knowledge). There are radical fringe Feminists who openly advocate to lowering the male population drastically and glee at the innovations of science for a female-only human race and hauling men into gas chambers, but nothing even remotely exists in counter to this; like the male equivalent of an Andrea Dworkin.

I've seen women who casually dislike men, and men who dislike other men, and even women who dislike other women and prefer to be "with the guys", or even men who are just bitter about not being found attractive.

But I can't actually think of a single male misogynist in existence of this type, and even then they tend to be isolationists who hate humanity in general and not prefer exclusively men as allies/friends, etc.

People love to paint men as misogynists but I don't think male misogynists (much less groups of them) actually exist in reality in the way people think.