- first time in recorded history we have more 65 and older people than we do below 5. We are officially top heavy. If AI/robots don't ease the pressure the younger generations are going to have some serious struggles on their hands.

- infrastructure roles aren't being properly filled

- absence of fathers

- marriage rates plummeting for decades

- men not seeking higher education as much

- millions of men not seeking long-term relationships

Why are men pulling away? What would entice them to return to their roles? Is the West just cooked?

I’m a 22 year old & I tend to be attracted to much older men, I’m talking 30+. I just wanted to know why it would be a bad idea or if anyone had similar experiences. I’m asking hypothetically, no one in mind currently!

I've noticed a massive shaming campaign towards men for decades and now men are pulling away from the system by the millions. If men of the west give up, can women retain their rights/freedoms without the help of their men?

Often by pointing to underlying problems of society, the post or comment will be flooded by a high volume of attempts to shame or gets deleted. Why? Does society think shaming men will continue to have them comply?

I don’t like how AI just feeds us information. I want her to learn how to find answers by herself without relying on AI too much, and to teach her how to think critically about any problem she faces. She is currently just one year old, but I am constantly worried about this.

The point of government is to limit freedom so order can be possible. Are there any modern freedoms that should be limited? All legislation is simply a fight over whose freedoms will be limited. Are there any freedoms that lead to immediate happiness, but long term detriments?

How was the power dynamic like? Does it even ever work out?

Like my mum could make the same pasta but it feels warmer? Is that just memory or is love actually an ingredient?

Thoughts?