You do know that men are individual human beings, right? Not just a single, homogenous lump who are identical in every way, because they possess a penis?
Unfortunately, this sort of thread always brings out the worst in both men and women (tobe fair, there are also some good and thoughtful posts on here). I'm also in single dads' groups on Facebook, and - between the posts on doing daughters' hair, and getting toddlers to actually eat something green - this sort of post also crops up. And they're always a magnet for a certain type of man - the sort who hates women, and just wants to tell the world how awful they all are. How they all cheat. How they are all crazy and jealous. Those views usually all come from a place of hurt - a woman hurt them, and now they hate women. Even those with daughters don't understand how harmful their attitudes are.
And it seems that women can be just the same. A man hurt them. Maybe several men. And now they hate men.
Misogyny. Misandry. Racism. Ageism. Religious extremists. Bigots of all kinds are driven by their own prejudices. And, as this thread proves, that hatred can come from either gender.
Here's my view. We're all - male, female, black, white, old, young, able-bodied or not - just people. Individuals, with our own morals, ambitions, hopes, dreams, and interests. We are mostly living our lives the best way we can. And we're all different. "Men" are no more the same than "black people" are. If you don't understand that, then you need to take a long hard look at your own prejudices. Our differences are a wonderful thing.
And we can make a conscious choice - we can choose to believe that most people, on the whole, generally speaking, are trying to do the right thing.
Or we can choose to be defined by hating people. Those people could be other ethnic groups. It could be particular religions. It could be gays. It could be women. It could be men. But if you choose to let your hatred define you, then you are the one who loses out. And, if you choose to hate men, but are raising a son, then I promise that he is learning from you. He is internalising the message that he is inferior. That men are useless, or cheats, or simple, or uncaring. And, since his parents are the most important people in his little life, one way or another, he will live that out. Perhaps he will choose to cheat on his partners when he's grown, because you taught him that's what men do. Or maybe he will have learned that he is inferior, and will end up in a relationship with an abusive woman because - as a man - you taught him that he doesn't really deserve better.
I say the same thing to the red pill type dads, who are raising daughters but hate women.
Be better than that.
Learn self-awareness. If you continually make bad choices in men, own that. They are your choices. It doesn't excuse men who may have behaved abusively towards you, or treated you badly. But it requires a level of self-awareness to recognise that you were part of that dynamic too, and if you always choose bad boys, perhaps you could try to see it coming when they treat you badly. And yes, I say that to men as well. If you always choose women because they're "wild", then yes - they're probably going to cheat.
Aim high. Be better. Work on yourself. Don't be defined by hate. Be a decent human being. And, just maybe, you'll find that your new attitude takes you to new places.