No there aren't. Come on now. Tate is despicable. But why do you feel the need to make such ridiculous exaggerations.

Many women absolutely haven't sympathised with men's challenges and pain. In fact, I gave a number of examples of men's challenges in the article. These challenges are often ignored, ridiculed, or reframed as women's issues. And when they're raised, as you ably demonstrate, the response is all too often, "well, other men have done horrible things to women throughtout history."

Men are guilty of this regarding women's issues too, of course. I'm not even beginning to deny that. That's my point. Instead of treating each man you meet as a representative of all men, and expecting him to prove himself before demonstrating any compassions for him, why not just treat him like a person? I have exactly the same advice for men regarding women.

I've met some awful women in my time. Some women, one or two of whom are linked in the article, are unjustifiably cruel towards men. I don't #yesallwomen every other woman I meet.