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Some days, being a woman is amazing. There’s nothing like bonding with a random stranger in the ladies’ room who loves your outfit, and women tend to have each other’s backs in every single situation. But it can be frustrating when you have to deal with people of the opposite gender whose minds are stuck in the 1950s.
Apparently, even in 2026, some men insist on sharing ignorant and offensive posts about women online. So Bored Panda has compiled a list of screenshots from social media where women gave these misogynists brutal reality checks. Enjoy scrolling through this list of men being roasted for their outdated views, and be sure to upvote the ones that inspire you to start calling out disrespectful comments online!
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#1
Now Sit Down And Shut Up, Stefan
Full of Giggles 6 hours ago
Men, you can’t have a baby. Sit down when reproductive rights are discussed.
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#2
Husband Of The Year Gets Called Out On His Misogyny
#3
There Are Still People That Believe In The Whole Virgin Thing?
Social media tends to be a toxic place in general. It’s not good for anyone’s mental health, and it’s been known to exacerbate eating disorders, depression, anxiety, and bullying. But despite knowing all of this, it’s estimated that over 93% of the world’s internet users have at least some form of social media.
Even if you’re just there to post cute pictures of your cat or find inspiration for what to cook for dinner, there’s a good chance you’re going to eventually encounter some extremely toxic content. And if you’re a woman, you probably won’t have to look hard to find some misogynistic posts.
#4
Anti-Feminist
#5
What Is The Obsession With Us Needing Them?
#6
It's Never The Man's Fault
One 2025 survey found that a whopping 73% of Gen Z social media users say they’ve encountered misogynistic content online. Half of them noted that they see this kind of content at least once a week. And it doesn’t seem to be going anywhere any time soon, as 70% of those surveyed say that this kind of rhetoric has been increasing on social media.
Over half of Gen Z women say they’ve received inappropriate emojis from men on social media, while 44% say they’ve been sent unsolicited explicit images. At the same time, 43% have been body-shamed online, and 40% have been subjected to unwanted suggestive comments. 32% have even experienced hate speech, and over a quarter of Gen Z women say they’ve been stalked online.
#7
Rob, You Have The Iq Of Yogurt
#8
What Is A Woman?
#9
Look Who Just Discovered Consent
Apparently, TikTok is the worst offender when it comes to this kind of toxic behavior. 80% of Gen Z women say they’ve experienced it on that platform, while 61% say they’ve been targeted on Instagram. Unfortunately, women from marginalized communities are even more vulnerable to this kind of harassment. Nearly a third of Gen Z women with disabilities say they’ve received threats of violence against them, compared to only 18% of all Gen Z women who have experienced misogyny online.
#10
I Wish I Could Reply Like This
#11
Local Man
#12
Ignoring The Unhinged First Tweet I’ve Never Someone Roasted Like This Before
Firstname Lastname 6 hours ago
If I could turn it off, why in the world would I ever want to turn on a week of blood, cramps and mood fluctuations?
While it’s easy for someone who has never experienced this kind of behavior to assume that women can simply log off and ignore it, it’s not that simple. It’s crucial that we call out and put a stop to these kinds of comments because they can take a significant toll on the individuals being targeted. In fact, 44% of Gen Z women who have experienced misogyny online say it has negatively impacted their mental health.
#14
Have We Tried Letting Women Run Things Yet?
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 6 hours ago
Your head is not just somewhere to keep a hat.
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#15
He Won't Be Ploughing Anyone Any Time Soon
It’s also important to point out that these kinds of comments and concerning behaviors don’t just stay online. They’re being spread by real people, and they can have real-world implications.
Men frequently cited Andrew Tate as a key figure in spreading these toxic attitudes, but Donald Trump was often named as a contributor as well. 61% of Gen Zers believe that political leaders’ rhetoric and actions are directly fueling this kind of toxicity online. And nearly half blame statements and actions made by tech leaders for exacerbating the problem.
#16
Misogyny Reverse Card
#17
I Do Applaud Women Wanting Better Partnerships
#18
So Close
Brittania Kelli 7 hours ago
For comments like the one I hopefully cover it's not enough to just down vote. You click the three dots to the right of the users name, hit report and choose hate speech as the reason to reporting. Thank you for reading my PSA.
Online, it can sometimes be difficult to determine if someone is joking or ragebaiting. But no matter what their intentions are, it’s dangerous and harmful to share misogynistic content on the internet, especially when it might be seen by impressionable young minds. A UK survey even found that 66% of boys between the ages of 11 and 14 reported that seeing misogynistic content online makes them feel worried, sad, or scared.
#19
Well-Done And Burnt To A Crisp
#20
Found In The Wild
#21
It's Not "Just A Joke," And He's Not "Just Kidding."
So what’s the best way to combat this toxic content online? Well, the women on this list are doing a pretty good job already. UN Women also suggests countering manosphere content by promoting healthy examples of masculinity. Misogyny should be addressed head-on and challenged, especially if you notice signs of manosphere radicalization in boys or teens. These misogynistic views aren’t based in science; they’re rooted in bigotry and fear. It’s important to help men see how ridiculous these claims are.
#22
Dating Over 100 Women In The Last 25 Years
#23
What Makes You Think I'm Looking To Attract You
#24
Addressing The “Women Can’t Be Leaders” Argument
Are you enjoying your scroll through these posts, pandas? Obviously, we know that not all men are like this. But the ones that are definitely deserve to be called out! Keep upvoting the screenshots that make you smile, and if you’re looking for another article calling out ignorant posts on social media, look no further than right here.
#25
Ain't That The Truth
Dog Mom to Zoe 8 hours ago
iseefractals is so offended about this post. He comments on many of them. It is as though he hates women.
#26
Joseph Got Violated
#27
Why Aren't Women More Superficial?
#28
Aggressive But Relatable
Farah (she/her) 11 hours ago
imagine ur getting it with a guy and you say the same sentence while shoving a finger up their b*m suddenly its a*****t? I'm not saying it isnt, but why is it a*****t there and not a*****t here??
#29
We Are Starting It Early, Guys
#31
I Don’t Even Know What To Say
marianne eliza 11 hours ago
I just can't. Why do the incels believe the most ludicrous things about the human body?
#33
So Proud Of Him Coming Out
#34
I Really Don’t Think He Ever Considered That
#35
Ah Yes Women Equal To Burgers
TheWickedOne 3 hours ago
Hats is a dumb argument, it should be beards! Beards drastically change a dudes appearance... much, much more than a hat.
#36
I Am Married To A Tampon Applicator
#37
The Mother Of Your Daughter Is Right There
#39
Just Girly Things
Farah (she/her) 11 hours ago
me and my sister were on the bus (shes turning 12) and she was sitting in a way that her thighs were showing. My god I was terrified for her. I told her to sit properly NOT BECAUSE WOMEN SHOULD BE ORDERLY OR ANYTHING I just dont want her to get cat-called like I did..
#40
I Agree With The Comment
#41
The Title Itself Is A Red Flag
#42
Still One Of My Favorites
#43
A True H**h Value Man
#44
Gotta Love That Misogyny Money
#45
Someone Bring This Guy A Liquid Nitrogen
#46
Ladies, If Your Back Hurts Because Of Your Breasts, Just Work Out
#47
I'm Too Amazing For Any Woman Out There *yawn*
Farah (she/her) 11 hours ago
Hey kids, another ego to pop! I'm handing out pins, who wants one?
#48
Seems A Little Suspicious To Me
#50
Toxic Manosphere
#51
Women Hate Actual Work
#52
Found One In The Wild
#53
Rude, Sexist, And Completely Ignorant Of The Thing He's Obsessed With
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Earonn - 2 hours ago
It's not that there are idiots outside. It's how many likes they often get, and how few replies, indicating that not many men bother to oppose them. That's left to us - or to suffer if nobody does and these shytes think they can do whatever they want. Silence is complicity.
Earonn - 2 hours ago
It's not that there are idiots outside. It's how many likes they often get, and how few replies, indicating that not many men bother to oppose them. That's left to us - or to suffer if nobody does and these shytes think they can do whatever they want. Silence is complicity.
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