In an attempt to thwart patriarchy, has Feminism instead led to an attack on masculinity itself and the demonization of men?

I do agree with you that Feminism has made a vats amount of progress in eliminating the patriarchy, in places such as the United Kingdom, and Canada, and such. Feminism is capable of being a great social movement, if it weren't for some for their recent actions and their people. They do tend to generalize and demonize the male population as a whole, which is rather unfortunate, as well as not addressing the really important issues. They have been focusing on their rights to go topless in the streets, or fighting the workplace dress code over the matter of heels. What happened to fighting over the matter of people victimizing rapists, or FGM, and such. In addition, they tend to fight for higher wages in their given occupations, which I initially supported. But you have females walking around with liberal arts degrees demanding equal pay to a man with a Bachelor of Engineering. Of course there's gonna be a difference. And from a business point, why wouldn't they give a job to a man over a woman if it meant getting out of paying for maternal leave? If they truly wanted to fix issues, demand that men also get get equal time for paternal leave, making them equal at job interviews. Or encourage more females to go into the Mathematics or Science departments for education and work, instead of more Philosophy, or gender studies degrees. All this could be focused on, instead of yelling at a man for opening a door for you, because you could do it yourself.

Opposing patriarchy is not the same as opposing masculinity. And if it is, then my extension it's also opposing femininity.