Getting straight to the point, i'm afraid this is a rather femist (as in, female supremacy movement) topic, not to mention a rather misandric one. This whole propaganda that women have been innocent victims has been used time and time again to promote a whole social model where women actually rule and get served by men, all through convincing the latter group that they're always harming the former, and should try to serve and protect that former group.
That's indoctrinating a group into servitude, and outright wrong. In my experience women are among the worst two-faced facades ever seem, women are never honest with men and only truly show themselves as they truly are to other women of their close friends group. Most men never come to truly know their female friends and lovers.
While i do agree that uh it feels rather nice to have half of the world's population as my servants, that's like begging for society to implode, overall. But still, as long as i look pretty, men will do almost anything i ask them to, and while if feels nice, it also feels too oppressive to be carried on: i don't want society to do this to me, how can i support this being done to others?
For those interested in learning more about the female propaganda machine and how it works, i recommend you to look for those books along with their backstories, they're quite fun (more like sarcastically so, but still... ) to look about:
Esther Villar and her 'The Manipulated Man': written by a woman, this book has granted her a gazillion death threats from Other women and earned Villar being ignored by most of the USA's academic.
Chinweizu and his 'Anatomy of Female Power': written by a nigerian anthropologist, iirc, this is a book that got banned from being published in the USA, the land of freedom of speech. Doesn't this say a lot? Also, it details how men are socially trained from birth to serve women, and how women think and act like a gang, and a violent one at that. This book is highly recommended and full of insight, but it might make you feel rather bad as man, because it's quite to the point.
'The Predatory Female' by Lawrence Shannon is something of a Q&A book that also details a lot of how women think and act, and it doesn't feel nice at all.
'If Men Have All the Power How Come Women Make the Rules' by Jack Kammer details how men are indoctrinated to feel bad about themselves, like, well, all of the time. I think men should think about a culture that forces them into the role a wrongdoer from birth, but that, as they say, is that...
I recommend people going that way to be as critical as possible, because while some books are quite scientific in their descriptions of what's (been) going on (for centuries...?), and the above mentioned books are quite precise in what they describe, others books might indeed be misogynistic. But aren't those the direct result of all the social war going on? Still, not everything isn't too emotional, so try taking other books with a grain of salt. Or two.
As for me, i'm probably getting badmouthed (or badtyped) for not sticking with the supremacy movement, and some people will try to remove any validity to my claims... Just like a propaganda machine would do, of course, but i'm sure that just a coincidence, of corse (sic)... But what the emphasis, i'd rather stay away from both sides and let them kill each other.
Still, for those who want to know more about the truth, here are a few resources. Good luck, you'll need it.
Peace.