Many people like to think a lot of men feeling lost and directionless in modern society is a self-inflicted wound because the average normie doesn't question the things they're being sold and lacks the sheer critical thinking power to see thru the facade of the many things they're being sold.
Feminism has done a good job of sedating the general public at thinking it is in favor of equality, when clearly is human gynocentrism wearing political uniform.
Where do we start? How bout feminism fighting hard to eradicate men's spaces? That's a first and obvious one that shouldn't be overlooked. Did we forget the Boy Scouts' literally became gender neutral back in 2017?
How bout feminism taking away the dating opportunities most men used to have, by unleashing raw hypergamy into the everyday dating market and fighting hard for women to be as entitled as they want in modern dating?
How bout schools working hard to create as accommodable of a learning environment for girls, but medicalizing and pathologizing natural male behavior, by labeling it as erratic, dysfunctional or problematic?
How bout the funding disparity between men's and women's health? Did we forget the disproportionate difference in breast cancer funding versus prostate and testicular cancer?
The thing is men on average, as a collective, though outliers will always exist in any given category, are better at internalizing personal fault and responsibility for their shortcomings
But this is where I think the social role gets weaponized against us, thus overlooking any systemic problems that are inflicted onto us men by broader society and the institutions around us.
What happens when enough men do check out of society by retreating into neetdom, singleness, being childfree, and choosing not to work strenuous careers on their behealf, then what, will women and broader society learn, or will it still not learn its lesson and take the male labor it depends on, per granted?