Thinking all women are liars is part of the problem. Not only that, you go so far as to assume they do it for fun or enjoy pretending to be victims of sexual abuse. 

The idea that all women are in a mass conspiracy to pretend to be victims of sexual assault is more likely to you than the idea of someone who gloats about assaulting women actually has done it.

Here's someone speaking who I think you'll be able to stomach, given that they were a host on Fox and Friends for so long: (warning, she describes hers and others experiences – which are not pleasant) https://www.ted.com/talks/gretchen_carlson_how_we_can_end_sexual_harassment_at_work

It's like if a bunch of kids were complaining to the teacher about a bully on the playground. Sure, they could all actually be bullies themselves picking on some poor kid. But then the kid is like "I beat up punks every day!" You're like "He's probably the victim here. Those other kids are just wanting attention".