This is disregarding the constant feminist talking point that we are raised to be misogynists. I myself was not and was groomed into feminism and misandry starting at an early age. The older women throughout my life always had this notion that men were inferior and when I was growing up, it rubbed onto me. They also thought they wuz oppressed n sheeit and would convince me how women are constantly marginalized and targeted by le heckin' evil men.
I had multiple women who were friends, family friends, and even family who tried to groom me into becoming a feminist when I was a kid. My mom was probably the first one, though she was also the first one to follow out of line with it in the later half of the 2010s and started criticizing it, funny enough. I remember a couple of her friends (who were single and jaded) also rubbed off feminist notions to me every once in a while and told me to regard women in general as my superior. Mind you, during their tangents, I was anywhere between 6 and 12 years old.
So I didn't grow up believing that this omnipresent "patriarchy" told me to be masculine and harm and rape women like what feminists say that the typical man grows up to think like, I grew up thinking that women were equals and even superiors in some instances and that they should be a protected class.
The tipping point of the whole feminist bullshit (but not quite, I called myself it for a couple years after that) was that I had some white trash 16 year old feminist babysitter when I was about 9, who, right when my parents left, just kept going on tangents about how men were evil and shitty and telling me, in front of a similarly aged female relative who was over at the time, that men were superior to women and that I should recognize it as a universal truth. Not the exact words but it was along those lines, this was nearly 20 years ago. She literally forbade me to watch TV with the female relative because, and I quote, I was a male, so I sat in my room and played Legos and watched Total Drama Island on my old CRT TV until my parents came home. She also gave this female relative McDonalds and left me to eat the chips that were in my pantry. May I remind you again that she said and did this to a literal fucking 9 year old. The female relative in question was also repulsed by her behavior, and we both told my parents when they came back, and that was the first and the last time we had this babysitter.
It actually worked for a bit. I called myself a feminist until I was probably like 11 or 12. Then I realized how evil these feminist fucks are, started thinking for myself (realizing how easy it was to debunk their fragile arguments), and stopped adhering that label to myself. The most ironic part is that I was also an avid 4channer during the time I called myself a feminist.
There were more attempts to groom me past then by female peers, but especially by the time I realized how much women hated me just because I'm not Chad, I just mentally cancelled it out.
Can anyone else relate?
I had multiple women who were friends, family friends, and even family who tried to groom me into becoming a feminist when I was a kid. My mom was probably the first one, though she was also the first one to follow out of line with it in the later half of the 2010s and started criticizing it, funny enough. I remember a couple of her friends (who were single and jaded) also rubbed off feminist notions to me every once in a while and told me to regard women in general as my superior. Mind you, during their tangents, I was anywhere between 6 and 12 years old.
So I didn't grow up believing that this omnipresent "patriarchy" told me to be masculine and harm and rape women like what feminists say that the typical man grows up to think like, I grew up thinking that women were equals and even superiors in some instances and that they should be a protected class.
The tipping point of the whole feminist bullshit (but not quite, I called myself it for a couple years after that) was that I had some white trash 16 year old feminist babysitter when I was about 9, who, right when my parents left, just kept going on tangents about how men were evil and shitty and telling me, in front of a similarly aged female relative who was over at the time, that men were superior to women and that I should recognize it as a universal truth. Not the exact words but it was along those lines, this was nearly 20 years ago. She literally forbade me to watch TV with the female relative because, and I quote, I was a male, so I sat in my room and played Legos and watched Total Drama Island on my old CRT TV until my parents came home. She also gave this female relative McDonalds and left me to eat the chips that were in my pantry. May I remind you again that she said and did this to a literal fucking 9 year old. The female relative in question was also repulsed by her behavior, and we both told my parents when they came back, and that was the first and the last time we had this babysitter.
It actually worked for a bit. I called myself a feminist until I was probably like 11 or 12. Then I realized how evil these feminist fucks are, started thinking for myself (realizing how easy it was to debunk their fragile arguments), and stopped adhering that label to myself. The most ironic part is that I was also an avid 4channer during the time I called myself a feminist.
There were more attempts to groom me past then by female peers, but especially by the time I realized how much women hated me just because I'm not Chad, I just mentally cancelled it out.
Can anyone else relate?
