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I remember reading 1984 and asking my teacher about the woman hating undertones and she was surprised because... nobody had ever asked that? The main character wanted to rape a woman and bash her head with a brick the moment he orgasmed and nobody was ever like “aw geez that sounds like misogyny”

Women are raised to learn about historical figures who were “great men” who raped, beat, and at minimum held women as subservient.

Women are raised to learn about “incredible artists” who cheated, beat, or belittled women around them.

Women are raised to learn about “brilliant philosophers” who spoke of womens inferiority, referenced us as breeding stock, or altogether counted us out as animals.

Women are raised to learn about “genius minds” who stole from, degraded, or rose at the expense of women of their time.

Women are raised to learn about “influential authors” who wrote down about women, were pedophilic to girls, or abused their wives.

Women are taught to sacrifice, forgive, scar - because why would you dare keep a man from his greatness?