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I have been seeing some videos from female YouTubers talking about how men don't interact with women in the same way due to all of the potential consequences (e. g. being called a creep, MeToo, losing a job, reputation damage). These YouTubers seem to understand that it's by the above reasons, but I don't really hear from any young women in real life having these views. So I want to gauge how common this belief is.

I'd also like to know how your beliefs progressed overtime. For example, maybe you started as a modern feminist and transitioned after learning more; or you never agreed with modern feminism.

All of this information will be used to gauge how likely it is I will get married, since I have no intention of marrying a modern feminist.

I would argue that most men are instinctually protective and caring towards women vs. abusive/violent.

If they weren’t then the majority of women living 200+ years ago would of been consistently raped, beaten, abused by men. Even though that was much more common back then I will never believe the majority of women suffered that on a grand scale. Most men don’t naturally enjoy harming women.

Sure “patriarchy” was the law of the land for most of human history. But I truly believe most men have are instinctually protective over women and wanted them to be happy. They didn’t see them as “slaves” either. They would be like this WITHOUT feminism.

Now allowing women in the work force, leadership, positions of power is a different topic. Of course that was a major issue for most of humanity. But I am really fed up with feminists who believe that men in general would all act on their débase and violent instincts if given the opportunity. Fed up with their false belief that all men are “potential rapists”

Most men aren’t like that no matter what time era they lived and/or if they had to face punishment for their bad behavior or not.