The former comedian now turned author, podcast, and political commentator Konstantin Kisin stated that the reason that people don’t care about the welfare of men is because historically if there is a tribe of 10 women and ten men and women are killed off, the tribe goes extinct even if one survives.

In contrast, if nine of the men are killed, and there are ten surviving women, the tribe can repopulate its numbers; this is purely an analogy to demonstrate that historically, women are far more valuable than men.

Also, Kisin for the argument of generational trauma most recently during World War I in 1914 to 1919, then World War II from 1939 to 1945 were predominantly men suffered from a post-traumatic stress disorder and didn’t live in a culture that allowed men to discuss their emotions.

He also puts for the argument that Europe, in particular from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 467 A.D. until the ending of World War II, went to war after war with men repeatedly suffering generational trauma.

Furthermore, he stated that women growing up with their fathers and grandfathers being stoic does not bring forward any emotional complexity. With this being generational, women are not used to dealing with men’s feelings, which is not something they know how to process.

Additionally, men don’t know how to communicate their problems, and women don’t know how to respond to a man who communicates suffering due to the historical norm of the stoic man.

Suicidal Middle-aged Men

According to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Office of National Statistics, the most significant group that is vulnerable to suicide is men aged between their 40s and 50s.

Also, In 2016, the last year global data was available from the World Health Organization (WHO), there were an estimated 793,000 suicide deaths worldwide. Most were men.

One of the critical drives behind male suicide is the lack of purpose men have in the modern world. Women have adapted to these new challenges far more effectively than men. Men have not adapted to the changing sexual marketplace and the more educational-orientated workforce.

College enrolment for men in the United States between 2017 and 2022 experienced a decline of 20%, with a nearly 6% fall concerning women attending universities in the past four years, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Centre.

Among all student demographics in this sector, white men experienced the sharpest decline in enrolment, falling nearly 20%. Moreover, fall enrolment rates for women at for-profit institutions have increased in the same period while male enrolment has declined.

This growing gender graph in educational attainment marks a significant improvement in women’s education, with the modern woman being more highly educated and prepared to face the modern world and today’s contemporary man.

This is a fantastic view turn compared to the state of women’s liberation in the 1960s; however, this leaves them behind, making them purposeless and rudderless to face the challenges of this century.

The reason for this phenomenon is that the educational system is far more built towards the average female temperament of submissiveness and cooperation.

Men tend to be far more aggressive, commit more violent crimes and act disorderly in their teens and early 20s; this is why Fewer than 4% of the total prison population are held in women’s prisons. However, there are distinct differences between the needs of women in custody and men.

Firstly, as stated, there are fewer of them. Secondly, women tend to receive shorter prison sentences than men and often for less serious crimes.

Men Without Purpose

For men living in the Western world, particularly highly industrialised and post-industrial Western economies, they are becoming purposeless and rudderless, being told repeatedly that women don’t need them.

You are becoming obsolete due to insemination technology, and the state is also taking on the job traditionally taken on by fathers of being the caretaker and financial provider, with more and more young men and women living in fatherless homes.

Roughly 24 million, or one-third of all American children under age 18, live with an unmarried parent, according to a 2018 Pew Research Centre analysis of US Census Bureau data. And 81% of those single-parent homes are headed by a mom.

This has been a growing trend since the late 1960s.

For numerous reasons, women are choosing not to get married and stay with their man and have chosen the state, either in America or the United Kingdom, which seems to be a far more attractive option for women with children rather than staying with the man who is the biological father.

The reasons for this are numerous, but with this trend happening during the sexual revolution from the mid-1950s until the 1970s, it strongly correlated with the use of the contraceptive pill interfering with traditional relationship dynamics.

The Heart of the Issue

Due to men being told they are useless and that there is no place for them in this world, and with society and culture being far more designed for a female paradigm, men are lost and don’t feel cared about because the world is being designed for women more than men.

Furthermore, with the lack of older male role models, young men and young women don’t have a person to model their behaviour; they spend all their time with other children, but this was not the historical norm in previous centuries.

Children were typically raised in family-orientated and pan-generational relatives, which meant that the children would learn how to be men and how to be women by being around people older than them, including older siblings.

Instead, childcare has become infantilised, and children and teenagers don’t learn how to be men and women by being around other children.

All they have learned is how to stay children and why Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2010, spends longer and longer at home due to never learning how to be an adult from other adults, though economic factors do play a part as well.

As for men committing suicide in their 40s and 50s marriage, the most common duration of marriage for opposite-sex couples getting divorced in 2021 was eight years, with 6,229 divorces.

For same-sex divorces in 2021, the median duration of marriage was 5.9 years for male same-sex couples and 5.1 years for female same-sex couples.

What this tells us is that when men get divorced in their 40s or 50s, they often have to reinvent themselves again into a new career or start a new relationship from the beginning, and for many men, being back to where they started in their 20s is not something they want to do.

Therefore, they have two options: either commit suicide or start from scratch.