Misogyny
Misogyny is the strongest argument against the prehuman condition. It reveals the source of our madness. Misogyny can only exist in a very warped version of sentient existence. It reveals a perversion of a sentient reality far from the realm of clarity that a sentient race, perforce, seeks. Misogyny doesn't even make sense to an animal, only the prehuman.
While the most blatant, offensive forms of misogyny are prevalent but not shared by all men, the micro-aggressions are ubiquitous. Misogyny is a problem for the whole male gender.
There is only one link in the chain of events of our existence that suffices to explain misogyny. There is only one reason that misogyny could possibly exist.
I have spent the last fifteen years attempting to explain it. The exploration was tortuous because of the twisted way in which we have accepted misogyny and distorted our existence in order to hide from something that offends the sentient awareness and sensibilities of both genders. I had to overcome all of the lies we tell ourselves. They are nearly endless. It is so bad that the most minor transgressions of misogyny are brushed off as no big deal.
It is reasonable, under the circumstances, that women fight for their rights and expose instances of blatant misogyny. At best, though, it is a stopgap. It is a battle that never ends as long as the source of misogyny, the madness of a sentient race ignoring what its sentient awareness tells it, remains.
We obscure the extent of misogyny's devastating grip on humanity. Between mind games, domestic abuse, verbal abuse, physical abuse, micro-aggressions, rape, sex trade et al, it is extensive beyond anything that prehumanity is willing to admit.
The male gender must get over the burden of guilt and shame that they have carried around for three millennia and realize that all men can do that which they have always desired and, thereby, treat women equally and equitably by succeeding at unassisted Loving Coitus. After all, we are a thinking race or, more exactly, a race that has the potential to think.
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