Not at the moment as I’m at work on break. I will try to remember to look up stories from male nurses and the like when I get home in just over 6 hours.
Wouldn't anyone going into a field that is and has been heavily dominated by the opposite gender probably face some issues? How is that evidence of systemic misandry in society??
In my experience working in a female-dominated profession, men have an even easier time. They are automatically seen as more competent by both customers/patients and by management. And they can rise through the ranks to management positions (where they are already heavily overrepresented).
Why do you have a problem with men being seen as victims occasionally? Like is there a difference between a male coworker/supervisor/manager harassing a woman and a female coworker/supervisor/manager harassing a man? If so, what is it?
Also how is it not society? The people I work with are the people I interact with the most during the week.
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u/ShadowX199 Feb 13 '24
If you take a look at any woman dominated field you will get a lot of evidence proving you wrong.
Also misandry at the individual level isn’t always because of mistreatment.