Why it worked
The post likely resonated due to its provocative and controversial framing of gender issues, tapping into existing online debates and potentially triggering strong emotional responses that encourage engagement and sharing.
Summary
The post argues that while misogyny is responsible for severe historical and ongoing crimes against women, misandry is equally bad because of a personal negative experience with an online feminist. The creator expresses strong emotion about this perceived injustice.
Structure
- 1Introduction of misogyny and its historical harms
- 2Assertion that misandry is equally bad
- 3Personal anecdote as justification
- 4Emotional expression of grievance
On-screen text
Even though MISOGYNY is
responsible for centuries of
femicide, sexual assaults, child
marriages, FGM, and multiple
crimes against women,
MISANDRY is equally bad
because an online feminist was
mean to me!!