[Music] I was about to record a podcast episode titled Men's Gains from Gender Equality when I realized I needed a better understanding of men's losses from gender inequalities. So, I took my little recording device and I headed downtown and I walked up to men asking them, "What's the worst thing about being a man. " The most common immediate response, laughter, followed by, "Hm, or could you give me some examples. " Now, imagine asking a woman the same question. She'd be like, "Where do I start." After som ...

Industry Perspective - The UFC is presented as unapologetically masculine [1] - The concept of "toxic masculinity" is questioned and seemingly rejected [1] Leadership - Dana White is highlighted as the "all powerful boss" of the UFC [1]

The October issue of GQ. Yes, I remember that. It was so funny.All right. The October issue of GQ features a special report on how American men feel about masculinity in 2025. Compared to the height of the Me Too movement 6 years ago, the magazine pulled nearly 2,000 American men and features interviews with eight famous men with their views on the great masculinity divide and key issues facing men today.Joining us now, global editorial director for GQ, Will Welch. It's good to have you on the show. What is ...

Gender Representation in Rock Music - The rock music industry has historically been dominated by male performers, emphasizing masculinity through themes of destruction, dominance, and control [7] - Female performers in rock often face skepticism and marginalization, highlighting a lack of diversity in both performers and audiences [8] - Lyrics written from a male perspective, especially those referencing women, can alienate female listeners, leading to feelings of disconnection [9][10] Listener Experience and Identity - Female listeners may experience a sense of disconnection from rock lyrics, leading to feelings of being unseen and doubts about their identity [11] - Immersing oneself in the rhythm and flow of music can dissolve gender and nationality barriers, allowing for a pure appreciation of the sound [14][16] - The core of rock music lies in the combination of guitar, bass, and drums, which can transcend gender and other differences [15][16] Addressing Disconnection and Promoting Inclusion - It is not necessary to ask male performers to write lyrics from a female perspective; instead, listeners can appreciate the melodies and rhythms offered [17] - Increasing female representation in rock music allows women to speak for themselves and have their voices heard [18] - Supporting female artists and bands can help promote their music and increase their visibility within the rock community [18][19]

Societal Observations - The author criticizes the silence of Christian Conservative commentators regarding modern dating app culture and perceived problematic behavior of women [1] - The author suggests that young men are disengaging from traditional relationships due to perceived unfair treatment and shifting expectations [2][3] - Western civilization faces a crisis potentially linked to men's perceived inability to "keep their women in line" [7] Critique of Religious Institutions - The author accuses Christian leaders of losing touch with the realities of modern dating and failing to address female entitlement and delusion [2][4] - The author believes the Church has a "feminist problem," with feminism deeply rooted in the hearts of 80% of its spiritual leaders, corrupting the positive influence it could have on men [5] - The author argues that Christian leaders are afraid of the reaction from their female followers and wives, leading to poor modeling of healthy relationships [4] Call to Action - The author urges Christian Conservative commentators to address female entitlement and delusion, setting boundaries around bad female behavior [4] - The author advocates for a renaissance of masculinity, where men are capable of disciplining women and holding them accountable for their behavior [6] - The author emphasizes the importance of women's commitment to virtue and their roles in relationships, not just what they receive from men [6]