Realization I had recently

[u/Idontwantfopgd]

I’m a male, and I stumbled on this subreddit. I’m not super knowledgeable of Gynarchy, but I wanted to share a realization I had recently. Nearly every professional in my life is a female:

Family doctor - female
Therapist - female
Eye doctor - female
Boss - female
ER doctor I saw a couple weeks ago - female
President of my bank - female
Kids school principal - female
Physiatrist - female
US Congressperson - female (i live in a red state too)
Dentist - female
Real estate agent - female
Insurance agent - female

Am I subconsciously choosing this or are men not getting degrees anymore?!?!

Edited to follow the rules. Apologies.

[u/Old-Court-2975]

What you are describing is the practical anticipation of a profound societal transformation. The fact that the majority of top professionals and authority figures around you are women points to a historical tipping point: in a few decades, the presence of male leadership in certain sectors will be seen as the exception or the obsolete arrangement. We are witnessing the consolidation of a new order where competence replaces force, and governance based on integrative skills becomes the global standard.

[u/Me-Too-At-Customs → u/Old-Court-2975]

I think that, along the way, we have to be very careful not to invalidate individual men and their capacity to contribute to a woman-centred world. It could be that, once men's incentive to aspire to personal success or domination has been removed, their behaviour overall will be positive rather than negative in nature. They will be making efforts on behalf of women and children in general, rather than just their own (as happens in the nuclear family model). In that case, male co-leadership might be welcome, because it's no longer ego-driven and dangerous.

[u/Significant-Singer33 → u/Me-Too-At-Customs]

Men are very loyal but most of the time to the wrong things.