Is being a misogynistic primarily genetic or the result of trauma from one or more females they trusted?

[Kelley1]

[Dongie]

I'd say probably the way they've been treated.

[MasterKS]

Both possible actually.

[Kelley1]

What is the primary; that is, the most likely, reason?

[MasterKS]

@Kelley1 trauma is primary.

[Kelley1]

Unlike genetic, perhaps trauma is curable.

[MasterKS]

@Kelley1 genetic seems rare, trauma is main reason, i got some personal experience.

[MasterKS]

@Kelley1 i followed you, would like to share if you want to understand.

[MasterKS]

@Kelley1 Thank you for MHO!

[capriVib]

It usually stems from weak men who’ve failed past negative trauma and 'shit tests,' and who lack understanding of male-female relationship dynamics—even their rules are nonsensical.


Rule 1: A truly masculine man must take responsibility upon himself; he cannot produce solutions by shifting blame onto women.


Rule 2: Women’s sexual strategy is rooted in finding the best possible mate. This is why they naturally reject 90% of men who are not hypergamically compatible—a critical mechanism for ensuring the health of future generations.


Rule 3: Most people are inherently selfish; this is not a trait exclusive to women.

[msc545]

Probably this is post-traumatic behavior, although there is an argument for it having survival value as well. Why does this matter? This is a stupid question.

[jahaims]

Nurture