
Originally Posted by
Darus Grey
Honestly, I don't know. If I even thought I really knew, I'd be out there doing seminars.
It's hard, If I had to speculate though, I'd say the first thing that needs to be done is to remove the conflicting messages. As someone points out, men are expected to initiate but are actively discouraged from doing so(this is the "too troubling" aspect).
The second is probably to reform marriage, divorce, and custody in society. Marriage is a negative value proposition for most men and well figuring out how to encourage them and help them find a place may be lofty, we can at least stop discouraging them by making the family playing field more fair(this is the true negative value proposition).
Third is probably to increase fairness in society in general, if everyone had a relatively easy time making a living wage, I imagine these problems would be severely less apparent.
Beyond that, it's hard to see, in my view men are in a really difficult position in modern society.. Women have all the reproductive power and force in society, so the reality is that men have been bred to be what women want over the course of human evolution, if that's no longer the case, where does that leave us? We've been bred for a purpose that no longer exists, well women share our traditional roles(unless there's a risk of dying, then they're more than happy to let us do that).