I know many men who have been wronged by women, yet don't use those bad experiences as proof that all women are bad. Yet this is encouraged, promoted and common among Feminists. Why is that? Like I know I'm not bad and the men I hang around aren't either, but there's always this sneaking feeling that the sheer volume of anecdotes they throw around must be true.

Is it just that men don't take to social media to scream "I hate all women" only to be coddled by the media for it? Is it that most the women saying this are lying and keeping others single? Or is it that most of the anecdotes may actually be true?

There's a common cycle with how Misandry goes unchecked. A Feminist spreads a wild claim, it goes viral, gets debunked, nobody's held responsible, and all while that's going on, women are encouraged to share anecdotes which (apparently) only bolsters the propaganda being spread. We know it's propaganda, but it always seems like every woman ever has been abused in some way by a man. I know there are women who have abused and wronged men, but doesn't the difference in how much each one is talked about give the average person an unquestioned bias that it just has to be men who are mostly doing the bad things and this helps put women on a moral pedestal?

And I don't think this means women are awful by the way. I love all my female family members (even the irritating ones), but all the "men wronged me" anecdotes out there really seemed to reinforce the "Women are Wonderful" effect to most people and it just goes unquestioned.