A lot of misandry is very anti-autistic

Autistic people are often stereotyped and unfairly labelled as being uncompassionate, socially dysfunctional, creepy, weird, lacking empathy, being stupid, being incompetent, being violent, being abusive, not being able to do basic tasks, being blunt, being rude, lacking emotion, not displaying emotion, being unlovable, not capable of loving, valuing things more than people, not caring about other people, not being able to put themselves in other people's shoes, and so on (though many autistic people do indeed struggle with social interaction, or understanding and predicting other people's emotions, intentions, and thoughts, or have Alexythymia, or have high support needs, and a minority have an intellectual disability. It's a problem when these things are applied to autistic people in an inappropriate, oversimplified, stereotypical, or universalizing way). Men are often unfairly labelled these things as well, and a lot of misandristic tropes are based on these.

One thing I've realized is that a lot of the things on this list are used in acephobic tropes as well. In fact, there's even more overlap between anti-autism and acephobia.

There's a lot of overlap between misandry, anti-autism, and acephobia.