Every time someone discusses the ways women benefit from the "patriarchy," it is labeled as "sexism" or "benevolent misogyny." However, when these same women talk about how the "patriarchy" supposedly benefits men, it is not given the same kind of label.

Instead of social norms that benefit men being labeled as "benevolent sexism" or even "benevolent misandry," these norms are framed as negative connotations towards women—i.e., as "misogyny."

This subtly but clearly highlights how society tends to overlook issues affecting men, instead framing them primarily as problems that impact women.