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Input: I have a group of pals who I’m not exactly close with, but we hang out together from time to time. Among them is a man who I don’t particularly like because he’s a massive misogynist. He often spouts sexist bullshit like “women are dumber than men, all they care about is shopping, they’re too irrational and full of drama” etc. Because our circle is mainly men, most of the time it just gets laughed off and nobody calls him out except me.

A year ago, he told his wife he didn’t love her anymore. (Unsurprisingly, she didn’t react well.) A few months after he disappeared and we haven’t heard from him in a while. Turns out his wife filed for divorce, kicked him out of their house, and called the police on him and claimed he was trying to rob and assault her when he and a friend went to pick up his things, so he’s now living with a friend and feeling pretty depressed. Someone suggested taking him out for drinks to cheer him up and when I was asked if I would go, I said no thanks. A couple of people called me callous and said that I should have more compassion for him, but I really don’t feel bad? The police call sucked, yeah, but as for the rest... Wouldn’t say it’s exactly karma, more like things happened exactly as he’d expect them to, so he should feel vindicated. I haven’t met his wife but he has always had this toxic view of women, so I wouldn’t be surprised if he knew she was manipulative from the start but thought it was just “her being a woman” and married her anyway. Don’t know if I can blame her much either, living with someone who hates your gender must be taking a serious toll on your mental health, not to mention being told they don’t love you anymore. I’m not saying what she did was right, but I still can’t feel much compassion for someone who willingly put himself into a bad situation, and who’s a sexist jerk to boot. AITA?

having no compassion for a man going through a tough divorce