> If the author and book had any valid insight, then of course young men would identify with the "bad" lifestyle in the movie Nicely put. I don't really unders

> If the author and book had any valid insight, then of course young men would identify with the "bad" lifestyle in the movie Nicely put. I don't really understand how the negative ending of Fight Club is supposed to stop people from identifying with it; it's not as though it shows another happier path people with the same sentiments ought to endorse. "If you feel this way and commit to it completely, things will go wrong for you" is totally compatible with "many people feel this way", and if the movie wasn't relatable it's not clear to me how it would have anything useful to say.