I do agree that there are a lot of internet and media headlines that portray men in a negative light. Yes, writers generate Internet/media content with provocat

I do agree that there are a lot of internet and media headlines that portray men in a negative light. Yes, writers generate Internet/media content with provocative headlines declaring "The End of Men". But in real life I see plenty of men getting good jobs, having families, winning awards, changing the world. Everywhere I look there are positive examples of men killing it: in business, sports, politics. So I feel like you would have to ignore all of the male political leaders, sports super stars, highly regarded thinkers and scientists, business leaders, entrepreneurs, religious clergy, and just focus only on stupid things people on the internet said to feel like the world is bleak for men. Yes, women are getting higher grades in school and graduating in higher numbers than men. I don't think that one metric by itself spells a doom and gloom future for men. Men don't have to be better than women in every metric to have a bright future.