Yep. Especially from the husband/father.

The girl tends to be Daddy’s little buddy instead of Daddy’s little princess. She hangs out with Dad in the garage, goes fishing/hunting/bowling or whatever.

His wife’s misogyny makes him feel like he was only married for his wallet. He’s learned some low key resentment. The daughter validates him by making him feel like someone worthy enough to spend some time with in a manner that is not him providing a service, like a big night on the town or a fancy expensive dinner.

These girls tend to grow up to be staunch feminists because their fathers didn’t horde knowledge, raised them to be real companions, and encourage emotional and financial independence.

Unfortunately, we often choose our spouses based on parental dynamics so these girls often find themselves in marriages with misogynists or men who think of sex and marriage in terms of a commodity rather than a partnership so they end up low key resentful as well and feeling just as unloved as their fathers did.

It should be noted that there have been plenty of successful marriages based on the exchange of commodities type thinking. The happiest marriages are the ones where both people skew toward true partnership thinking.

The ones where one party skews one way and the other party skews the opposite are the ones that tend to have a lot of trouble and dissatisfaction.

It’s also important to note that most everyone uses the same language to mean different things about partnership in marriage.

It’s important to know yourself well enough to know which way your heart truly skews and be able to cut through language enough to evaluate where a potential partner’s heart truly skews when choosing a life partner.