It's an interesting imagining, though it feels to me like a literal response to a rhetorical statement. And one that clearly has put you on the defensive (and you are not alone in this). I might gently suggest the better question to consider is why the targets of your concern are engaging in the hyberbolic fantasy of a world without men. Hyperbole is a mechanism for emphasizing a point. That point, as I see it, is that they are fed up with the abuse and diminishment of women in our male dominated, patriarchal culture.

I share this concern. And I’m also concerned about how the gender-based generalizations are impacting men and boys. We’re all going to need to improve our ability to be empathetic, and listening to the emotion behind the words.

Thanks for sharing and for considering my response.