Why Are Many Feminists Unwilling to Empathize with Cases Like Atul Subhash?

Men who have long supported women's rights are feeling betrayed as Atul Subhash's case of male victimization is dismissed by the media and many feminists. Today's discussions in feminist circles and simps are focused on managing the broader social outrage labeling it as anti-feminist propaganda. This reluctance to empathize sends a harmful message—that male suffering is not as valid as a woman's. Such selective outrage has weakened the fight for true equality, causing men to wonder if their voices matter only when they align with a specific narrative. Please share your thoughts and views.