Misogyny Beneath the surface

Misogyny Beneath the Surface examines how misogyny often persists in subtle, everyday behaviors rather than overt expressions, shaping how men perceive, interact with, and relate to women. Drawing on clinical experience, it highlights the gap between awareness and meaningful change, while emphasizing how these patterns affect women through internalized impacts like self-doubt and over-accommodation. This piece ultimately underscores therapy as a critical space for both accountability and healing, where harmful conditioning can be challenged and more equitable ways of relating can emerge.