Is it normal for someone to hate women?

Yeah... It's called misogyny/misogynist/miso soup (a little joke there). Um... Yeah... It's alright as long as THEY THEMSELVES are NOT a woman! Then, they'll hate the universe and wanna be a man (Be the man! Argh! All tough an-- ...Never mind...)!

I went through a misogynistic stage. Some would still state that I am a misogynist, and to them I just say they don't understand the definition of misogyny (Hatred of women) because I can say guys are better at some things than women (they are) but that doesn't mean I hate women. (Just for the record I also think women are better at some things, too).

I went through my misogynistic stage after I went through my feminist stage. I think there are different reasons why one would hate a specific group/gender, and being a male and her a female I doubt our reasons are the same (they could be).

But I digress. My reasons was that I spent so long thinking women were constant victims, the better gender (yes, some would be shocked), and thinking men are just evil. This might be because of the male negatives in my life.
It wasn't until I gained a bit of maturity that I realized that although I have had negative males in my life, I have also had an easy life because of the things men have done.
As I started getting in to the gender issue a bit more I realized that guys' problems are not taken seriously, however female problems were, and in that I was a bit jealous, not for myself but for the male gender, it wasn't justified, as so many small female problems were more of an issue than the legal ones men faced (Can be drafted to this day, lack reproductive rights, etc).

Due to that I started thinking "Well, hold on. These people, people I was told were victims from an evil society harming them are getting constant help and their issues taken care of by the very society I thought were harming them."
I started bringing this up to feminists before I became an anti-feminist and realized they were having none of it, they didn't think men had problems and if they did, it was still due to "patriarchy", which I don't think is a justified explanation as to why they would not take action for male issues like they do the female ones. "Ok, it is part of patriarchy, so why not destroy patriarchy by taking issue with strong male issues?", etc.

Because I was ignorant, I thought feminism represented the female gender, and as my hate for feminism grew, by expansion, my hatred for women grew, I thought feminism and women were mutually exclusive given that most feminists were women and most women I talked to on this issue were females that were feminists.
I started realizing a while ago that it was "feminism" that made me hate women because they forced their representation on to women and I seen them as one in the same when they're anything but, so it took me a while to realize I can't treat them as mutually exclusive, and now I don't, now the hatred I had for women is exclusively hatred for feminism.

That is just my reasons for it, perhaps it is hers aswell, perhaps like quite a bit of women I have talked to, they felt the same and due to an extreme does of empathy that isn't exactly a good type, they see women as negatives as they do feminists because they think feminism and women are mutually exclusive and do not care about the issues men have, or at most would say "yeah, it's an issue" and that's all.

She might also hate women because of her interactions with them growing up, in which she'd need to be reminded that there are bad women out there, like bad of every group, however there are good ones out there and it's unfair to brand a prominent aspect of their identity just because the ones she has met have been negative.

Try find women that identify with her in aspects, maybe in genre of social activity, etc. Get her to engage with multiple women like her. She'll realize that there are women out there that aren't like the ones she hates.

There is never a reason to hate an entire group of humans. You can hate individuals, yes. But hating a certain group makes no sense, it's just something you make up in your mind to feel better.

Well, I can say I don't get along with women, but I wouldn't say I have hatred towards them. Us women are amazing yano that?

A misogynistic woman. Talk about an odd combo. Why don't you get to the bottom of this because, she is being pretty silly. If it is due to politics and how they effect here as a woman, it would make more sense to go out and fight for reform instead of blaming it on women.

Well, I can definitely say I can understand where she is coming from because I was highly bullied by other females when I was in school and, even to this day, I find them very hard to trust. I can certainly say I, in general, favor men over women but I wouldn't say I hate anyone. It's much easier for me to open up and speak to men than it is women. I don't know. I find that I don't like any woman until I actually get to know her then my opinions may change.