Men From India

When considering all things, Gen Z may become the next “lost generation.” The last one came of age around WW1 and lived through the Depression and WW2. Their lives were marked by hardship, turmoil, and instability. Unfortunately, history may be repeating itself. Gen Z was born into a system on the verge of failure and will likely witness the collapse of the very system we were promised to benefit from. We don’t need to wait for war, economic collapse, or some other crisis to see where this is headed. The signs aren't just external events, but the gradual erosion of basic life milestones. Marriage, family formation, economic mobility, homeownership, and community have all been in steady decline for decades. However, another generation also came of age during hardship. We either rise to become the next “greatest generation” or descend into another lost one.

If you’re a young man with a backbone, you will be punished in our society. Feminism is our cultural ethos, and any man who challenges it risks being ostracized. Women will resent that they can’t control you. Older men will see you as competition and hire women over you. “Girl dads” will shame you for not marrying their poorly raised daughters. You’re expected to work like a slave for no reward, tolerate disrespect, and smile while doing it. All to uphold a system that punishes you for having a penis. Millions will fight to the death to uphold this, which is why we can’t vote, debate, or compromise our way out of these issues. When a social framework is this deeply embedded in society, the only way to dismantle it is for conditions to arise where it can no longer survive. That process is already underway. You can only ostracize society’s best men for so long before everything starts to decay.