> For young men, I firmly believe society expectations haven't really changed at all actually. They are still expected to be providers, and to make educational/

> For young men, I firmly believe society expectations haven't really changed at all actually. They are still expected to be providers, and to make educational/career choices & sacrifices to facilitate that. That’s because male-coded fields are still seen and treated as more prestigious. Men aren’t encouraged to go into different fields because that would mean encouraging them to go into historically female-coded fields. Women being told they can do anything and be anything (which overall is good) is a push to get them into previously male-coded occupations, and not a change in how we look down on women-coded work. Men who are being failed by culture are being failed because as you say they are being pushed further to the machismo extreme.