Next time any of you are in public, quietly observe how women, especially mothers, treat their young boys: "No, stop doing that thing you want to do; no, stop that; no, that's wrong; no, you can't do that; no, you can't be violent no matter what; no, no, no, no, no ..." on and on.

Boys aren't allowed to do anything they instinctually want to do, and when they feel cornered and cry, they get taken to the bathroom and spanked. At their most vulnerable and formative, boys' primary interaction with women is being denied everything they want and being hit if they cry about it, then being gaslit years later that men should really cry more and feel free to express their emotions. Even if we don't consciously remember the lessons we learned the first time we tried that, our subconscious remembers.

If you grew up in the West, Asia, or even Latin America, and you're male, you very likely have repressed hatred toward women, because not only your mother, but all of your teachers and female peers were like this, all the way up through high school, college, and the workplace. These "egalitarian" societies the last generation constructed in the civilized world have no place for masculinity, no place to direct male aggression or ambition, and certainly no room for violence. In that manner, our society is inherently misandrist and female supremacist, pretends not to be, but favors girls and punishes boys at every opportunity, with no recourse for its victims.

So we get violent in our creative work and direct it against proxies of our tormentors.