Honestly, very early on I've already spoken to counselors about my relationships with women. It was established very early on I had an ability to compartmentalize how I interact with women, vs the observations I have of them and subsequent opinions. I had an abusive grandmother whom parroted the very same sentiment as you the moment I was brave enough to start voicing my own opinions and took in me into family an individual counseling as a result. She wasn't too happy when the therapist suggested my ability to see her specific behaviors play out to lots of women at scale was probably the healthiest response as far as making sure I never ended up in what I felt like I was in an abused position again.
You ever find it interesting that we applaud women's ability to see potential abuse coming from mildly or currently non abusive men when they have endured it on a major scale previously, but when men exercise that same ability it's automatically seen as "issues with women"?
....And this is after I first made sure to hold men specifically accountable for their undesirable tendencies
But go on, fill me in on #notallwomen