How Can Feminists Hate Men when I Find Them so Loveable?

All this focus on women and empowerment breaks my heart. Hasn't anyone in the media or government been listening to fathers? I have. Their stories break my heart.

It starts with the mainstream media; you won't find a lot of respect for, or truth about men there. Also, today's feminist-driven domestic violence laws don't address the reality of female-perpetrated child abuse, violence, partner aggression or psychological abuse. Battered (even bruised and bleeding) fathers have been arrested after calling the police for help with an out-of-control partner. "Primary aggressor" and "no-drop" policies are part of the problem.

The main problem is that no one is stopping feminists from stripping fathers of their rights. Right now they're claiming Parental Alienation isn't real. PA Syndrome hasn't been declared or denied at this point. I can tell you; there are many fathers, and some mothers, who are victims of parental alienation. I've heard from them.

As I waited in line for the Haunted House at Disneyland this weekend, a woman right in front of me was committing parental alienation. She was talking with her children, degrading their father. Not just that, she was looking for agreement. She asked, "He lives near [theme park]; he never takes you there, does he?" Then adding, "He doesn't even pay for your swim lessons."

There's an epidemic of government and society-encouraged misandry going on. Many innocent fathers are being accused of domestic violence by ex-partners in the move to gain full custody of children. Lack of due process in family court means guilty with no chance to prove innocence. Some of these men can never see their kids, ever, others have to see them in jail-like settings, supervized.

These innocent fathers also have to take months, sometimes years of anger-management classes. They have to pay for everything, even the supervized visits. When they go broke they can't afford to see their own kids. All the while the children are left in the care of the abusive parent. Very few agencies even have classes for female perpetrators.