I believe that what the feminists call "the patriarchy" exists. However, I don't agree with the name "patriarchy" because it villainizes men.

From what I observed, there are two kinds of misandry. A feminist misandry, and a conservative misandry (which feminists call "patriarchy").

On this subreddit, 90+ % of the misandry that is discussed is the feminist misandry. People here want to pretend that the "patriarchy" doesn't exist, simply because of its name. However, if you think about topics such as male expendability, gender roles (inequality that harms both genders, but mostly men), and lack of concern over male issues, it is rarely the feminists who support this - at least, openly. We see conservative men who were raised with "traditional values" such as chivalry, "gentleman-ness", etc. who support these.

Think about it. In 2021, when politicians tried to get the congress to require women to register for Selective Service, most opposition came from conservative (Republicans). If you go to the feminist subreddit, they try to avoid the dilemma altogether by saying that the Selective Service shouldn't exist in the first place, rather than boldly saying "it's the males' duty to protect and give their life up for protecting their country and its females" . The reason almost no one here talks about them is either because they don't realize that men had it a lot worse in the past, and that conservatives want to bring those times back, or they think "the enemy of my enemy is my friend", since most conservatives are against feminism, and since most of us hate feminists, we tend to think the conservatives want to treat us better.