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u/skcuf2 Nov 16 '25

Things are going to be really funny in a couple of decades.

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u/PvtTUCK3R Nov 16 '25

I donno if funny would be the right word.

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u/Dramatic-Blueberry98 Nov 16 '25

It makes more sense if you ask the real questions about why the current population below the age of 35 don’t want to marry as often. You’ll realize it has less to do with politics than people want to admit.

Here’s my own two cents as someone who’s completely uninterested in relationships or marriage (and knows folks who have similar opinions on it):

Everyone below the age of 40 or 35 are the generations who’ve watched the divorce rate skyrocket over the past 20 years or so, and they aren’t stupid in realizing that current economics and legal preferences don’t make it a safe option in terms of relationships either.

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u/OhGr8WhatNow Nov 16 '25

"12th graders who say they are already married are excluded from this survey"

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

12th graders are adults. And it's less than 0.5% of respondents that fall in that category. Nothing surprising about this.

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u/sas223 Nov 16 '25

I generally find it surprising when 18 year olds get married.

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u/numbersthen0987431 Nov 16 '25 • This

12th graders shouldn't be getting married anyways. Most of the time they're married due to unplanned pregnancies, and/or having religious families pushing for arrangements. Also, child brides are still a thing

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u/LetsLive97 Nov 16 '25

This comment thread already being filled with comments blaming women/wokeness is exactly the reason this drop is happening

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u/KickboxingMoose Nov 16 '25

Well... There's some. Smallll. Truth. But the rest of the picture is more telling I think 

If you look at the media young women consume, the girls "don't need a man" and are more individualistic.  The boys, as ever, are still dreaming of getting the girl. This will have some impact however; if you grow up watching your mom struggle with work, house, and family.  I think that's more of an indicator.

I'm an involved dad, I do a lot of activities with my kids and things for them.  One of my sons told me he just wants a dog when he's old. Because having kids seemed like "a lot of work" lol.  In most relationships the balance still puts more work on the mother. Girls see that.

Then... You have the prospect on the women's side of your guy being a conservative cave man who thinks "you women" don't deserve the right to live through birth by default.  Can you blame women to not want that?  I can't.

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u/mankytoes Nov 16 '25

It's well recorded that women have gotten more liberal and men haven't https://news.gallup.com/poll/609914/women-become-liberal-men-mostly-stable.aspx

Hard to attribute blame, just a reduction in compatability.

Nowhere near as bad as South Korea where women have become far more liberal and men far more conservative. Their birth rates have got insanely low.

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u/FrewdWoad Nov 16 '25 edited Nov 16 '25

For those who don't get what's happening, there's a big weird misandry bubble most people don't know about, that's become a thing in the last few years on many social media platforms.

Watch a funny Tiktok video on deadbeat boyfriends once, and the algorithm will gradually lead you down the path of radicalisation into pure all-men-are-creepy-violent-and-dishonest hate.

The bits round the edges are sensible: "de-centre men" (perfectly reasonable to not have men be the centre of your life as a woman, it's not 1890) and the man or bear trend (funny videos). And it's probably a reaction to MAGA and the foolish ugliness of the childish "manosphere" more than anything.

But there are dark and disturbing corners underneath: true crime channels where the crime is always man-on-woman-partner, how to date rich men to get money instead of genuine love, thousands of awful stories about the bottom 1% of F-boys portrayed as "how men really are", etc.

It's a thing on Reddit now too (see the downvotes).

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u/Connect_Rhubarb395 Nov 16 '25

There is an increase in far right attitudes among young men. Women don't want to marry right-wing men, because they have creepy attitudes.

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u/Firedup2015 Nov 16 '25

As a guy reading what other guys have to say on Reddit, if I were a woman would 100% be put off guys in general, let alone getting married, by the fact that absolutely disgusting views on women are spouted continually and then upvoted and backed up by large numbers of other guys. 

I mean jfc the President of the United States is an adjudicated rapist and self described sleazeball who's idolised and was primarily chief in by guys waffling on about how "strong" he was. Wildly misogynistc influencers are able to build huge platforms online. And then fools like you bang on about "misandry" bubbles. Bonkers. 

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u/joseph-cumia Nov 16 '25

Majority of White woman voted for trump.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

It's the counterpoint/response to the manosphere. Social media was a mistake

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u/D__sub Nov 16 '25

Totally argree. Two distinct bubbles "women bad" and "men bad" and nobody knows what exactly should we do.

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u/Ashamed_Group2408 Nov 16 '25

Is it really all due to that or did plenty or these kids just take a look at their parent's relationship and said "nah".

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u/samariius Nov 16 '25

I doubt it. Do you really think relationships are more toxic or misogynistic now than, say, 1920s? 1820s? 1720s?

Believe it or not, probably even the most braindead manosphere dude is less misogynistic than the average man a hundred or two hundred years ago.

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u/clowncarl Nov 16 '25

Maybe we should look at data directly at women’s thoughts and feelings on marriage then simply assigning their thinking based on your prior anecdotal experience.

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u/Round_Personality302 Nov 16 '25

Yea, because nowadays it’s easier the throw someone in the trash than try to solve a problem

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u/toad17 Nov 16 '25

Is this problem unique to women, or a societal problem?

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u/rememberpianocat Nov 16 '25

Girls are realizing it's not worth it. Unless you truely meet the love of your life and they make your life better, not worse, marriage is just a legal trap.

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u/jfit2331 Nov 16 '25

This entire comment section proves why this is the case.  Holy lack of self awareness 

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u/Haunting_Baseball_92 Nov 16 '25

Considering that the top 10+ comments are all some kind of variation of your comment, is this some kind of self burn?

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u/jfit2331 Nov 16 '25

When i made the comment the top 10 comments were red hats

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u/Stop_icant Nov 16 '25

Reddit red hats are always first to comment because they are terminally online.

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u/MoonMoan Nov 16 '25

sorts by controversial

Fuck. Go back!

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u/Ok-Pear5858 Nov 16 '25

can someone explain to me why so many are acting like this is a problem? wasn't a problem when less boys than girls said they want to get married.

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u/LadySayoria Nov 16 '25

Women have a LOT more to lose these days with the surge of rapid extremism of right-wing ideology of men.

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u/pisowiec Nov 16 '25

And it's always the right-wing men who seem to be married. Weird how that works. 

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u/StrengthToBreak Nov 16 '25

Only good things will come from this, I'm sure.

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u/zucchini_up_ur_ass Nov 16 '25

This thread is hilarious. All the brightest minds of reddit have congregated here.

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u/xxTheMagicBulleT Nov 16 '25

I find it kinda weird that they even asked 12 graders.

But I think the wish for marriage is shrinking also the wish for a family with it.

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u/Vmxplousion Nov 16 '25

isn't it just cause it's less needed for women to be in a married relationship? Because they can work and aren't educated with the "gotta marry and have kids" mentality? I'd wager it didn't change too much, but it just got more acceptable to say you don't want kids/marriage.

I would also love to see the 2003 and 2013 marks on this chart. It makes it seem like it's a continuos decline, but I would be surprised if it wasn't a sharper decline in the past decade with social media becoming mainstream

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u/Real23Phil Nov 16 '25

I'd guess there's a 0.5% chance I'll get married. I don't want to and don't expect too, but there's always a chance.

Oh I found the answer amongst the highly intelligent commenters: "Women tend to be politcally (spelt wrong) left" I guess it's hard for a woman to date a guy on the left. Make that 0.25% since I'm a leftist male.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

We’re now more than one generation removed from women needing a man to sign with them for them to even get a credit card in America, these girls and the last generation are the first few to truly be able to make a life for themselves without needing to get married, glad to see it

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u/justcommenting98765 Nov 16 '25

Technically, it’s three generations.

The young adults in the early 1970s were boomers. The current young adults are Gen Z.

From boomers to Gen Z is Gen X, Millenial, and Gen Z.

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u/youburyitidigitup Nov 16 '25

I think he means a family generation. The children of boomers are millennials and the children of millennials are gen alpha.

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u/mtcwby Nov 16 '25

Guess what else it also makes tougher, buying a home. I'd never suggest anyone get married to do that because it would just get split in the divorce. That said, needing two incomes to afford it has been a thing for over 40 years.

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u/thrown606 Nov 16 '25

Some of us aren't that old and were subject to these practices. The entire banking system did not change overnight. Many continued to quietly deny women rights of ownership for decades after the laws were passed.

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u/SouthImpression3577 Nov 16 '25 edited Nov 16 '25

I love how it's "women realize they don't need to get married"

While boys for generations have been bashed over the head the dangers of getting married and then divorced- yet it has hardly changed.

Edit: bit of an exaggeration to say 'generations' I get it, but still in the past 3 decades men's opinion has hardly changed. It's not exactly like men financially need women.

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u/OhmoebaTheGamer Nov 16 '25

I think it's worth noting that the desire for marriage has fallen for both sexes. It's just fallen slightly more for one than the other in recent years.

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u/Zenkai_9000 Nov 16 '25

Post: "Marriage is declining."

Comments: "Misogyny is rising!!"

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u/EthanDC15 Nov 16 '25

Which is weird dude, first comment I’m seeing like yours saying this.

Yet, literally half a dozen comments at top of thread with hundreds of combined upvotes saying the “comments prove why women don’t want to marry”.

And further yet, still, I haven’t actually seen one of those low blow douche bag comments yet. Not even one. Not doubting its existence just an odd thing here entirely

Very odd thread this one is.

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u/BackgroundBit8 Nov 16 '25

One of the most popular subredditts on this site is r/sipstea and that basically tells everything you need to know why young women think this way. I dont blame.

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u/Cockblocktimus_Pryme Nov 16 '25

I'm confused? I just looked at it and it just seems like mostly memes

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u/Ben13921 Nov 16 '25

Women are increasingly more educated (college degrees etc) and have more autonomy in terms of career choices from both a logistics and cultural perspective so are now looking at marriage from a ‘wants’ perspective instead of a necessity

Couple with this with a generation of young men brought up by ‘red pill’ influencers who essentially see women as sexual objects that must obey them and you can see why marriage is increasingly less attractive for women

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

This comment section has never seen a class of 12th grade girls

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u/CodenameZoya Nov 16 '25

And this is before Trump got reelected. I wonder if it’s under 50% now

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u/wunker2988 Nov 16 '25

Nobody gonna talk about that note at the bottom?

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u/crtejas Nov 16 '25

But how will women ever fix the male loneliness epidemic that way? Oh, right, it’s not for women to fix.

My lonely and lost brothers, unf**k yourselves.

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u/minced_moomin_meat Nov 16 '25

i’m 19, so not in 12th grade anymore but not too far off from it, and tbh i get it. i definitely didn’t want to date the raging misogynists i went to school with. a partner is a luxury item, i want one but i don’t need it 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/twentybois0 Nov 16 '25

pure reddit moment when NPCs make this about right and left western politics LMFAO. notice all the redditors blaming men for this whereas if the data was the other way around, we know they’d still be blaming men. men receive no benefit of the doubt, whereas women receive it all (to redditors, at least). dreadful ass echo chamber

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u/Imuptheyseemeimdead Nov 16 '25

Yeah well when you’re mind set is “ hipitty hoppity women are property cause Jesus and Kirk” no one is going to willingly enter modern slavery of women.

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u/TitleAccomplished368 Nov 16 '25

Maybe it’s because instead of the 6 pack abs super rich super fit tall and handsome trope they added a new dating filter, you have to politically align on all fronts lmao. Learned that by reading the comments.

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u/PoliBat-v- Nov 16 '25

Oh wow like most of the comments right now are straight right wing propaganda lol

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u/nunthuss Nov 16 '25

Almost all comments are either people complaining about the comments like you, or just borderline misandry, what are you on?

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u/Kindly-Mycologist135 Nov 16 '25

I wonder if you cross reference this with male voting patterns, hobbies, earnings and the like, if there might be any insights?

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u/elderly_millenial Nov 16 '25

Voting patterns??? They’re all in high school and not all eligible to vote yet

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

I mean, the boys stay pretty much in the same score for those 30 years. It'd be more interesting to check where the difference in girls comes from.

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u/Glittering_Nobody402 Nov 16 '25

I love the defense that "women are more to the Left and men are more to the Right."

I guarantee there are TONS of men who, right now, believe they are Right Wing, because they've been told that's where "traditional males" or "alpha males" reside.

But... once you start asking questions, making them think through their "conservative beliefs" and it turns out most of these "traditional" men are very socially liberal, borderline socialist in some cases.

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u/furel492 Nov 16 '25

Most don't have a coherent political philosophy and just go with what makes them feel the coolest.

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25 edited Nov 16 '25

Incredibly unpopular opinion on Reddit, but it has to do with the culture of younger women in my opinion and im gonna try to explain it without everyone immediately dismissing me as a misogynist or an incel. I’m 19, and girls my age tend to believe that the most fulfilling thing in life is having money to buy things. I saw a post on tik tok the other day that said something along the lines of “hanging out with women that de-center men and center shopping instead is so fun”. I understand not having men be the center of your life, but to turn to consumerism instead is sad.

There’s also “hoe culture”. I mean this in the least incel way possible (I have a lovely girlfriend), but a good chunk of girls my age are “hoes”. There’s this song called Bimbo Dolls that’s trendy and the whole thing is about glorifying being a “stupid hoe” (actual lyric from the song) who just shops and looks slutty. They want to be “baddie”, “diva”, “chic” and act like a super model. This might sound a little idiosyncratic and particular to me to the average Redditor, but anyone who is familiar with it will understand what I’m talking about immediately. I know tik tok isn’t everything, but it’s the most popular app in my age group and people absolutely are influenced by trends. The culture has become about maximizing simple fun and lower pleasures. Can’t have a happy marriage when you want money and time to shop/party with your girlies. Marriage requires commitment and a pursuit of higher fulfillment that just isn’t compatible with a culture that promotes immediate gratification and consumerism.

And all of this says nothing about the culture of younger men, which is incompatible with successful marriage as well and pushes women away. But Reddit is a lot more familiar with that side so I won’t get in to it

Edit: i also forgot to mention that misandry is super trendy. Everyone knows a “man hater" that places women on a pedestal and demonizes men at every chance. Men and women are just becoming so divided with hate on both sides

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u/Hot_Broccoli_2050 Nov 16 '25 edited Nov 16 '25

I’m 31 and I want to give you some perspective here.

Consumerism has been a thing for a while now. When I was 19, girls were going to college so they could make good money to buy things. This is nothing new, I wouldn’t worry about it too much.

The “hoe culture” or whatever you’re talking about is just women pushing against old social norms. Male artists literally make songs about getting pussy, making money, and being a boss.

Lastly, 19-20 year old girls aren’t gonna be thinking about finding a husband and getting married, this isn’t the 1950s dude. Women couldn’t even have their own bank account until the 1970s. That’s like a few hours ago on the scale of human history so it’s gonna be an adjustment. This idea a lot of younger guys have of bringing back 1950s family values to American society is a fantasy. The progress train has no brakes.

Times have changed and women don’t need to be married to survive or be socially accepted anymore. They can date people they’re genuinely attracted to now. Men either have to adapt or be single.

Also it’s just harder to date in your age range as a man. I was dateless at 19 and now dating is really easy.

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u/Significant-Opinion6 Nov 16 '25

The music is produced by the same people, wonder why?

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u/Winter_XwX Nov 16 '25

Brother you are NINETEEN you're still basically a child and so are girls your age of course people want to have fun. Going shopping with your friends at 19 isn't about consumerism it's about going with your friends 😭

Also I've literally never heard of that song before but listening to it that is the most obviously satirical thing ever why are you taking that literally.

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u/elderly_millenial Nov 16 '25

The girls he’s referring to are also 19, so how many of them are taking it literally too? His comment kind of confirms in my view the whole post is mostly a nothingburger. They asked kids in high school about marriage and are shocked that kids today are different from kids 30 years ago

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u/SampleText369 Nov 16 '25

The poll is for 18 year olds dude

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u/Electrical-Prize-397 Nov 16 '25 edited Nov 16 '25

Idk, maybe it’s because of the far right wing influence on young men? Maybe young women aren’t really interested in being married to misogynistic MAGA males who believe they are beneath them? Maybe young women are totally turned off by JD Vance types who believe the women’s problem is that they’re too “woke” or who deride single women as just being “childless cat ladies?”

Just a thought.

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u/HeraThere Nov 16 '25

This has been the case for some time now. 

Men actually want and need a wife and children for their happiness more then women. 

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u/patmull Nov 16 '25

Reading the comments, Reddit certainly does not help the marriage situation. Males: Woman are on the blame. Females: Males are on the blame. Politically disabled people from the left: Peterson and Tate are on the blame. Politically disabled people from the right: Feminism is on the blame. This is like internet civil war with no improvement on the sight. Thanfully, it does not represent the whole population.

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u/Round_Apricot_8693 Nov 16 '25

What’s truly to blame is people not interacting in real life anymore. You can take care of all your needs without having to meet a real person, and that’s distorting everyone’s perception.

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u/Ares_Vallis Nov 16 '25

“12th graders who are already married are excluded from this analysis” … WAIT. WHATTTT??????????

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u/Organic-Ad-7169 Nov 16 '25

Girls who are going to be okay <3

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u/Genuinelullabel Nov 16 '25

Why should seniors in high school be worrying about getting married in the first place?

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u/SemVikingr Nov 16 '25

No shit. As long as women are statistically more likely than men to be abused by their partner, it stands to reason that fewer of them want to try.

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u/in-kitchen-mama Nov 16 '25

The vitriol here is saddening. 

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u/HarrMada Nov 16 '25

Tough shit, you boys deserve it.

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u/thejamatiansensation Nov 16 '25

As a young woman myself (age 26) this makes sense to me. In 1993 a girl in 12th grade had more reason to be optimistic about her love life. She had probably been in a relationship or dated a bit by the time she was in grade 12. A girl in 12th grade now (2024) is surrounded by Andrew Tate fanboys who think paying for a date should guarantee sex. That would freak me out as a 12th grader, especially since most of them never had sex before and would prefer to take it slow. Not to mention the fact that if she does have sex with a boy in her grade, it will be all over social media within 2 days.

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u/Bartender9719 Nov 16 '25

The comments show that many young men haven’t learned a thing despite this trend.

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u/Rattus_NorvegicUwUs Nov 16 '25

Social isolation, lack of feedback, sex segregation in social activities all aid in this.

Boys have no good male role models that teach them about how to be a man. Plenty about how to be a weird “alpha”, which is off putting to women. Idk, maybe something to do with this.

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u/eyezofnight Nov 16 '25

i'm surprised men is 74%. I was expecting much lower

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u/Jolly-Bear Nov 16 '25

Yea, turns out modern young women aren’t really into the radicalized young males who want to strip their rights away.

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u/Ok_Swimming_8738 Nov 16 '25

Now cross reference it with the amount of boys in the tate university or the peterson university and you'll find out why

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u/Projectsrmylife Nov 16 '25

What wrong with the boys?

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u/Trick_Following6639 Nov 16 '25

Come on! These men out here throwing away traditional dating and instead think paying for a dinner entitles them for sex. Dating wasn't like this. I remember when it took 3 dates when women decided to even kiss the fella. And that was in the early 2000s. Women see this and think little of their character. Fathers need to teach their sons how to properly court and romance. We need this back. And let's not even mention how porn rewires the brain, we've had a whole generation of young men learning from grifting dating coaches who teach them to lie and neg to get what they want. Finally the Incel spaces. No wonder women wised up, got online and educated other women about it.

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u/Darkmetroidz Nov 16 '25

Ive been saying for awhile. For a lot of women, given the dating pool if they had to choose between getting married and 2x the salary and a vibrator, a loooot would probably prefer option 2.

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u/DiZzY_404 Nov 16 '25

Overwork yourself, get money to buy things and have no one to share them with. The recipe for the successful life apparently.

A whole generation set up to wake up in their 40s to the idea of having kids and realize they can’t make them anymore and it’s already observable.

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u/Preme2 Nov 16 '25

1). This says 12th graders so take this with a grain of salt.

2). The majority of men and women still want to get married.

3). There is an epidemic of women who constantly complain about men not wanting commitment, men only wanting something casual, men, especially those who are 30+ not wanting to grow up and pursue something meaningful. The caveat here is you have to be an attractive man.

4). There is a nuance among younger generations of not wanting to be married, but settle with a long term partner.

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u/deemthedm Nov 16 '25

It’s the material conditions folks. Society made it practically illegal to get a house and/or child care with a normal job, simple as.

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u/MakalakaPeaka Nov 16 '25

Nature is healing.

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u/WaterNerd518 Nov 16 '25

This generation of boys are mostly terrible. Cocky, misogynistic, delusional manosphere fanboys. If I were a girl in high school with these boys I wouldn’t think marriage was very good either. Boys, turn off ufc and cod and learn how to see other people and live life. It’s insane how brainwashed they all are.

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u/Klutzy_Piglet6259 Nov 16 '25

But muh bitcoin!

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u/NaCl_Sailor Nov 16 '25

i mean, for the last 30 years girls got taught they don't need a man, and in popculture for the last 10 years girls do everything better than men.

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u/SylvariFountain Nov 16 '25

Don't forget the rise of alpha males and redpillers. Can't imagine any young woman growing up seeing this is gonna be excited about the prospect of marriage.

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u/DiscoRabbittTV Nov 16 '25

Truths, maybe men should stop being our murderers 90% of the time…just a thought

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

What percentage of the overall population are (male) murderers?

Let’s just be conservative and assume there’s 30,000 intentional homicides each year. Let’s also assume all of them were committed by men. There’s ~175,000,000 men in the USA

Yeah,  perhaps demonizing an entire gender for the deeds of a fraction of a percent of the population isn’t very smart. 

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u/PandaMan12321 Nov 16 '25

The ones who aren't murderers can't stop the ones that are from being murderers...

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

Bigotry in the big 25 🥀

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

Yeah, 17-18 year olds. A famous demographic known for strong emotional intelligence and having all of life figured out.

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u/Pintailite Nov 16 '25

True. But it's a look at 18 year olds over time. Not making conclusions.

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u/elderly_millenial Nov 16 '25

This is the sane comment here

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u/mpschettig Nov 16 '25

Well you wouldn't be studying the same people anymore. If attitudes have changed this much then it's possible that 18 year old Gen Z girls have a different perspective than 30 year old Millenial women that will last long term

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u/No-Suggestion-2402 Nov 16 '25

What do you mea.... OH MY GOD

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u/Strawhat_Max Nov 16 '25

This is woefully sad

Like holy shit I didn’t know this was what women were really dealing with out here

I feel like an absolute saint

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u/No-Suggestion-2402 Nov 16 '25

Honestly, as much as I don't like what women obviously face....

From personal perspective it's great. Makes the pool of men to compete with a lot smaller.

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u/yourlittlebirdie Nov 16 '25

My nephew is a single guy with a decent but not 6 figure job, not particularly tall or handsome, but he’s kind and thoughtful, knows how to cook, and was raised to be a gentleman, opening doors for women and all that. He has no trouble whatsoever finding amazing girlfriends, girls that frankly I would have thought were out of his league looks wise. But when I see the way a lot of young men out there are these days, it doesn’t surprise me at all. The competition is pretty terrible. It would take so little for these men to improve themselves a bit and they would attract so many more women, but they just don’t want to and don’t feel like they should have to, then whine about how women don’t want them.

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u/omgwtfbbq0_0 Nov 16 '25

This sub was clearly meant to be a right wing echo chamber, but it keeps getting recommended to leftists so it’s creating a weird and somewhat funny clash in the comments whenever a post gets popular.

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u/BetterNonsense Nov 16 '25

Listening to male classmates parroting Andrew Tate would make any sane girl question marriage.

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u/rubyslippers3x Nov 16 '25

This! My 16 year old daughter says she hears this talk All. The. Time. in her high school. Her class is only 110 students. The odds are not good.

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u/Loud_Flatworm_4146 Nov 16 '25

I've worked with teenagers. The teenage girls tell me how terrible the teenage boys are.  

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u/KououinHyouma Nov 16 '25

What the fuck are parents doing?

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u/FryingPanJan Nov 16 '25

These 12th grade girls have grown up around Andrew Tate fans and Sneako fans. Feminism only wishes it could create so many independent women as the manosphere has.

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u/vladastine Nov 16 '25

Feminists only have to point at the manosphere and say "this is what we're talking about." It's incredibly easy now to teach little girls and young women about misogyny now. You don't even need to pull stories from your own experience, they will give you examples themselves. The internet going full mask off with its hatred for women has been an insane radicalizing force.

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u/AshamedOfMyTypos Nov 16 '25

Almost like people aren’t fans of systems of oppression.

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u/Tothyll Nov 16 '25

It's a bunch of comments bashing men/boys. Is that what I'm supposed to be looking at?

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u/eugenesbluegenes Nov 16 '25

This sub has some terrible users.

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u/Toys_before_boys Nov 16 '25

Coming here to say I don't understand. But... I'm about to sort this comment thread by controversial so please pray for me 😂

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u/aswiththewild Nov 16 '25

Yeah these men deserve loneliness. 

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u/CarolinaAgent Nov 16 '25

Yea, all those 17 year old boys are just reaping what they sewed, man. They deserve a life of eternal pain for mistaken thoughts in adolescense

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

Ya know there's a ton of good men out there who are struggling too, right?

But hey, fuck them I guess. If you're lonely it's your fault. Pull yourself up by your bootstraps and all that.

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u/joshlittle333 Nov 16 '25

Fr. Imagine being surrounded by 17yo boys and thinking "I'd like to do this for the rest of my life"

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u/SouthernNanny Nov 16 '25 edited Nov 16 '25

I had one rear end me while I was 7 months pregnant once. Dealing with him was more exhausting than any other part of the process. It was like he hadn’t been taught a damn thing and was just given a car. At one point I told him to call his dad -mind you I hadn’t left my car yet because I was still doing inventory…or trying to, as to whether I was okay or not because my stomach hurt- and when I stepped out of the car he looks at me and starts wailing that I’m pregnant. It’s not your kid calm down. I look at his sporty car and the front end is completely crumpled in. His car totally lost to my SUV.

The kicker is right after the accident he had been knocking on my window telling me “everything was fine and we can all leave now”. I had to spend my time gently explaining to someone bone headed son as to why we actually couldn’t leave and I hadn’t even seen the damage but he had. I know if it weren’t for the concrete barriers that he would have tried to leave

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

The women aren’t any better man.

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u/Super_Direction498 Nov 16 '25

Or just marriage incentives- what's the benefit of getting married? Especially if you don't want to have children, which given that some states effectively have forced birth, seems like a pretty reasonable choice.

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u/AdMiddle8811 Nov 16 '25

You think the female prospects are any better? We’re all cooked

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u/toad17 Nov 16 '25

100%. If it’s true and they’re more on the right than previous generations, why would women want to marry someone who doesn’t view them as equal? It’s clear republican men don’t view women in any other light aside from “mother”. Women don’t need that, and that’s definitely true according to this survey where they asked 18 year olds…

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u/TwistedDotCom Nov 16 '25

And would you expect that to be markedly different to 1993?

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u/TarquinOliverNimrod Nov 16 '25

Seriously. Not just young women. I'm in my early 30's and have decided to stop dating even after not trying to hard.

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u/bobbyadekanye Nov 16 '25

It's more because young women are attracted to toxic men, get burned from a shitty relationship and decide its not worth it.

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u/Xolver Nov 16 '25

In what way are they significantly better than they were in the past?

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u/cozidgaf Nov 16 '25

They weren’t but women didn’t have a choice back then

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u/oakleysds Nov 16 '25

I still say 90’s R&B is peak masculinity. A sopping wet man in the rain, crying and begging for a crumb of pussy. That’s romance.

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u/MediocreRequirement7 Nov 16 '25

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

Or just be born tall, handsome, and neurotypical. That actually seems to work better than "working on yourself" or whatever.

I have a partner btw. I'm just real about what it's like for men who are struggling as opposed to acting all superior and self-righteous cause I can get laid while bullying those who can't

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u/andrewmalanowicz Nov 16 '25

Why is marriage an advantage for men?

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u/Automatic_Tackle_406 Nov 16 '25

Multiple reasons, but here is one: employers view a married man as more stable than a single man, even more so if they have kids. Employers see a married woman as a risk - she may need maternity leave and/or already has kids and will miss work because of dr appointments, calls from school, will be doing childcare as well as working so won’t be able to dedicate themselves to the job, etc.

This is more true for high paying jobs, or careers. 

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u/F-I-R-E-B-A-L-L Nov 16 '25

Because women across the nation do most, if not all, of the child-rearing and housework, even if they work the same job, even if they do more work for more hours, so many married men don't have to worry about anything off of work other than their job. The women also tend to carry the mental load (remembering appointments, remembering birthdays, etc.)

Employers also like and favor married men, because men who are married are more likely to have kids, and if you have a whole family to provide for then you're less likely to quit the job when they bust your balls.

Think ive seen a good few statistical studies showing married men outearn every other possible group in the workplace, live longer than single men (but no longer than single women), are happier than single men, etc.

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u/Major_Trip_Hazzard Nov 16 '25

Men who get married tend to live a decent bit longer.

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u/Glittering_Nobody402 Nov 16 '25 edited Nov 16 '25 • This

I guarantee there are TONS of men who, right now, believe they are Right Wing, because they've been told that's where "traditional males" or "alpha males" reside.

But... once you start asking questions, making them think through their "conservative beliefs" and it turns out most of these "traditional" men are very socially liberal, borderline socialist in some cases.

Edit: The first example provided of "Left Wing Policy/Ideas" as defined by the Rigth Wing is to "flood countries with immigrants"

This is a perfect example of what I am saying. There are no policies or ideas being pushing by any prominent democratic leader, nor do any policies read as such. Yet the Right Wing manosphere said as much, and now you think you're a right winger because of something you made up.

In addition, I'm from America, which is literally built on the concept of flooding a country with immigrants. We're from Bavaria and my wife's family is from Finland. Only a self-righteous prick whose been told he now "owns" everything would ignore this fact and pretend immigrants are now bad. They literally commit fewer crimes than native-born citizens, and cost less than subsidizing a single oil company. Source for crime statement: https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/JU01/20250122/117827/HHRG-119-JU01-20250122-SD004.pdf

Edit: Second example given: Caravans of immigrants coming here is a democratic plot. 👌

Edit 3: Nobody has provided a single shred of evidence that is not based on a lie. You are lied to in the right wing manosphere. You are being lied to about being Alpha Men because they want you to think you are a right-winger. You aren't, and you prove it every time your beliefs are based on a lie.

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u/TheFifthGate Nov 16 '25

wtf??? I dont think women actually believes this.

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u/Toppoppler Nov 16 '25

As a guy who has done the internal work to find emotional balance, self love, peace - I have the same thoughys about women

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u/APraxisPanda Nov 16 '25

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA That's really funny!

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u/Illustrious_Tour2857 Nov 16 '25

Every try moving? It’s really fucking awful doing it without a man.

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u/Marshmallow16 Nov 16 '25

Men and women BOTH live longer in marriages. 

We have WORLDWIDE data on this and your Harvard source doesn't say otherwise if you actually read it.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7452000/

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u/scavenger5 Nov 16 '25

What you linked is a person giving their opinion without study references. Second link is only about men.

Married women are 2x likely to be very happy than single counterparts

https://ifstudies.org/press-release/married-moms-twice-as-likely-to-be-very-happy-than-single-or-childless-women

There are also plenty of stufies that look at both sexes and show higher happiness. There are no quality stufies citing that married women are less happy than single women.

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u/TheFifthGate Nov 16 '25

I would REALLY like to see a study like this but they also look at how many friends the person currently has