To all those people who say "All men are XYZ", or "All women are ABC", do you feel the same about your own loved ones and family members?

I have four questions, two for women, and two for men. 1. My questions to women: -If your son was abused (physically or mentally or sexually) by his wife, and was treated unfairly in the family court, would you have any compassion for him? Or would you tell him to shut up because "statistically, women have it worse in India?" -If "all men are XYZ", then do you also place your fathers, brothers, husbands, and sons in the same category? -Dear women, remember, you may mock Atul Subash now. But, one day it could be your own son. 2. My questions to men: -If your daughter was r***ed or abused or if she was tortured for dowry, would you have any compassion for her? Or would you tell her to shut up because "men suffer more?" -If "all women are XYZ", then do you also place your mothers, sisters, wives, and daughters in the same category? -Dear men, remember, you may ignore or underestimate women's issues. But, one day, it could be your own daughter. 3. By making such generalizations about the opposite sex, what exactly do you hope to achieve other than patting your own ego? Do you lack basic empathy for your own loved ones? 4. I am against generalizations of both sexes. Not all men are XYZ, and not all women are ABC. Focus on fixing the corrupt judiciary system, and our archaic laws. 5. Before anyone makes assumptions about me or calls me a "hypocrite", know this --- I have always criticised my feminist friends when they make horrible generalizations about men. In fact, two years ago, I had distanced myself from one such friend because she said that "men deserve this torture because now it's women's turn for revenge." Very shameful thing to say! I have also always criticised my MRA-leaning friends when they make horrible generalizations about women. 6. Marriage as an institution should be sacred, and given the respect it deserves. Marriage and family is the backbone of society. Thus, marriage laws should be made fair and gender-neutral. However, it is very disheartening to see some people use this is an excuse to adopt degenerate western values of individualism, going to red-light-area, partying, and hook-ups. Remember: Marriage as a concept is very beautiful and sacred. Marriage isn't a problem. Marital laws are a problem.