Can I kindly ask all the men in the room to close their eyes for the next 10 seconds? And as you do so, kindly look back to the last time you felt the most like a man. Think even deeper. When was the last time you felt the most masculine? Now open. For most of us, the last time we felt the most like a man was perhaps when we sorted the house rent without any contribution from the female gender. Aha, I see someone there. For some others, it's the last time you gave mommy money and tried to prove that you are ...

Gender Roles & Societal Views - The study reveals a significant gender gap regarding the return to traditional gender roles, with approximately 39% of men versus 24% of women believing society would benefit if young people prioritized family before professional goals [5] - A partisan gap exists, with 15% of Democrats compared to 51% of Republicans thinking society would be better if young people prioritized family [6] - 62% of Americans agree that toxic masculinity is a problem, but a gender gap exists, with 71% of women agreeing compared to 53% of men [8] Political Implications - The 19th covered how a particular brand of masculinity plays out across the Trump administration and translates into policy [9] - Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases [11] - Democrats are considering reproductive care and access as not just a health issue but also an economic one, especially concerning the ability of Americans to pay their bills [13] Kamala Harris's Political Activities - Kamala Harris is on a 15-city book tour to listen to the American people and understand their thoughts on the future fight [17] - The book tour is seen as an opportunity for Harris to learn from the American people and potentially inform her future political steps [18]

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 ...