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"All men" versus "most women"
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I am accustomed to hear "all men are rapists", "alle men are abusers", "alle men are predators" etc, I have resisted for a while but it seems it is a faux pas to disapprove such generalizations as a man, they will scream at you that "all men doesn't mean all men" and if I am disturbed to hear this it means I have a fragile masculinity.

Today I have said on a non-gendered group that on (an issue) "most women think [stuff]". I was based on what "most women" around me and on the internet had told me about that subject. In some minutes I got seriously downvoted and several women wrote that I have to "grow up" before using "most women" because there is no such thing as "most women" and that it means I have only met weird women so it means I am into a toxic circle so it means I am somehow toxic myself and that if I meet such kind of women I shouldn't only blame on myself, and that employing "foolishly" the generalization "most women" is foolish and proves clearly my mysoginy.

Explain me.

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