if, as a man, you point these things out, you are being ‘sassy’ tho
while i don’t think you get much disagreement from most by making those observations, there more going on than folks being introverted & socially awkward, neither of which are new phenomenons…
in an environment where the ‘future is female’ & much of masculinity is deemed toxic, especially the things that aren’t of benefit to women, men today have recalibrated…for
better & worse, men are softer today than maybe any generation of men that have came before, some of which at the behest of women’s wants…more understanding, more willing to acquiesce, to cede leadership, more attentive, more considerate & conscientious than men in the past. some men decide to over index the other way, i.e. andrew tate; different strats for different folk
women today have goals beyond incubation and the means & motivation to pursue them, in fact some explicitly chase those things as a way not to be beholden to a man. many women genuinely believe/feel/think they don’t ‘need a man, but want one’ and even the want is kinda iffy
. technology exists such that the consequences of biology can not exist if one so deems, at least for a time, that obviously has been part of recalibration too
so recalibration is already happening, it’s always happening…from bride prices, dowries, arranged marriages, asking the father for a woman’s hand in marriage, to the open sexual market of today. for most of human history most people were pretty much constrained by their socioeconomic group, who was around, and biology; this may functionally still be the case for the majority but the awareness possibilities & fomo of opportunity costs is ever present via screens. in the past men & women had their roles, these roles used to be clearly defined but today women’s increased agency has expanded their roles to some degree at the expense of men’s roles…which is compounded by that increased agency making, at least financially, a good deal of men a less attractive potential partner…it’s likely not going to improve before it gets worse