Hi there fellow anti-misandrists. I'm usually pretty horrible at introducing myself, but oh well.
I was always told by my female relatives that I am superior to men based on the fact that I was born a female (pretty unfair isn't it, that people think that a person can be born better than a whole other gender, based solely on their gender?) and that men were stupid and brutish and needed to correction of women to be able to get through life. I was shown a lot of "Power of Women" type books, and for some reason was able to avoid internalizing these things. I think that what helped was that many of my female relatives tended to be very irrational and arrogant, and controlling, god were they controlling, where the men tended to be kinder, more laid back, gentler (which apparently they shouldn't be...), more honest and willing to accept people as they are instead of trying to change people. I guess some of the men in my family could have been described as being "Patriarchal", but what's wrong with that? They wanted to protect and care for their family, and I think that is a noble thing.
As the years went by, I heard a lot of comments from other females about how stupid men are, that they don't use their brains, aren't as emotionally developed as women (which really means that they aren't as skilled at manipulation) and that they are incapable of caring for themselves, and the more I heard this, the more angry it made me. I saw the opposite in the women and men I knew, of what I was being told, and saw a lot of things in the media making women look so smart and wise and together, and men look like these drooling, incapable idiots who wouldn't even be able to dress themselves if not for the women in their lives.
And of course all the, "Oh, you can't change him, he's a MAN after all, which means he is stubborn and pigheaded," comments I've heard through the years. My feeling on these comments is that I would not want to change anything about any of the men I know, and that even if I did, what right do I have to try? And of course the fact that the most stubborn pigheaded people I've known have been women. Can't forget that.
So, I always had a problem with feminism and the free pass women seem to get, but didn't really understand a lot of it. A lot of people referred to me as being a misogynist, which I am not, although I do hate most women my age (I am 24 years old), actually, I guess I hate a lot of women of all ages, for their hypocrisy and cruelty. A couple years ago, I came across this girl's blog and she talked about Father's Rights. I was immediately attracted to this, because when I was a kid, I was lucky enough to have had my father get custody of my sister and I, which, from what I understand is a rarity even now, much less in 1989.
I read more about Father's Rights movement and really liked what I heard. It made me feel better about how I feel about the relationship between men and women and the fact that I tend to adore pretty much everything men stand for, even though I guess I'm not supposed to. Eventually, I ended up finding some Anti-Feminism stuff, and finally found my way to this forum.
I look forward to getting to understand more of the things that are being done to men by and because of women (feminists) and hope to learn a lot from the people here, especially how to help this noble cause.
Thank you for reading my long-winded introduction, and I look forward to getting to know you guys and girls.

Hey WG, sounds like you'll enjoy the discussions here

I suppose it can be argued that modern Western women have different challenges than their ancestors. Now that they're free from raising children, maybe there's an adjustment period they're going through, a collective "girls going wild" phase?

The male-bashing part has been amplified by mass media, although its source is probably women's insecurity. Maybe modern females are going through an identity crisis, and project their confusion onto men?

I think you are on to something.
BT
WintryGrey you are most welcome. I should say the admin on this site encourage free speech. We are a place for men to sound off about the awful society we live in . We hate the bad attitude of too many women. We lay (well I do anyway) most of the blame on the media and the state.
We are not a site that endorses hate speech in any shape or form, unllike the feminists, you can read some of their quotes for yourself.
There are good women here and they are welcome their support means a lot.
There are many sad stories about ordinary men, good fathers the victim of evil family law the suicide epidemic of young men etc.
I hope you can spread the message to other reasonable people the more that know the sooner we can end this madness.

Welcome aboard

Welcome WintryGrey.

You expressed yourself well, I think.

Are you at University or are you working?

That is a really good point...I hope that maybe the identity crisis will end sooner than later though.

I wonder what would have become of my father and my sister and I if he had not gotten custody of us. In 1996, we ended up going to live with my mother, because although I didn't want to, my sister did. Not having a good male role model in the house hurt both her and I and it seemed to nearly destroy my Dad. I'm just glad for myself and him that we had the time that we did spend together.
It makes me so happy to know that there are some other ladies who feel the same way, and I definitely look forward to getting to know them and talk to them, too. I'm really interested in how all this crap in the media and in the government affects right-thinking people. Thanks again!

Oh thank you very much, Julie! I am assuming that you are one of the right-thinking women who was referred to by Dr. David Banner? Nice to meet you!
No, I am not in University. I have been doing some work from home actually to help with our finances. I guess what I do for money would be considered pretty feminine actually, I custom make clothing for people. I enjoy it a lot, and actually have wanted to learn more about making men's clothing, which I think relates to this forum in a way. There is so much information out there to be had about making clothing for women and young girls, but next to nothing about men's clothes. And don't men deserve nice clothes just as much as women if that's what they want?
But yeah, sometimes I get really into a topic and worry that I am ranting too much and not really expressing what I am trying to say well enough, so it's nice to know that what I said is somewhat coherent.

Thank you Luke Skywalker, and all of you, for the kind words and welcoming me!

welcome!

Why thank you very much, Outdoors, lovely meeting you!

You're very welcome in our little haven of rational thought

Welcome to the forum.

I must admit, I'm skeptical about you being who you present yourself to be.

I hope you don't take offense to this. It's just that I've seen some pretty weird stuff lately...guys pretending to be girls, posting fictional misandrist blogs, just to get a reaction or for a "joke." It wouldn't entirely shock me if a man presented himself as a woman in this forum just for kicks.

I'm not going to say you are doing this...for I don't know you well enough to make that sort of deduction. But I will say that there is something about what you wrote that makes me wonder...

I am looking forward to reading more of your posts.

...and the title of this thread "a girl who hates most girls and women"...you're new here and I feel I ought to point this out...this is an anti-misandry forum not an "I hate women" forum, though the lines gets blurred at times.

....hope I didn't offend you...the title of my introductory thread was "don't hate me because I'm a woman.."

Hence, my reaction.

LOL