Yeah I understand, myself. I'm older, I've been through a lot, and I got through it (albeit roughly). I pray that the next few generations can, too, but as the

Yeah I understand, myself. I'm older, I've been through a lot, and I got through it (albeit roughly). I pray that the next few generations can, too, but as the article (and many others) point out, it isn't getting any easier for the young men of the U.S. and I can't imagine it's much different in other similar countries. I can't very well say "well, just be attractive/funny/rich" and expect that to cure the utter despair that these guys perceive. What it comes down to is that chemical bliss, sometimes leading to excess and sometimes leading to death in some cases, is a preferable choice to trying to figure out a world that changed so rapidly that not even a teenager can keep up. It's very tempting to blame feminism or media frenzy or whatever else, because there aren't really any changes to humanity itself in such a short time frame.