Or fatties, or smartphones or gender ratios. Those are all derivative symptoms of a much larger cause.
And that would be Generation Y (millennial) values.
Our generation is the most spoiled, narcissistic, lazy, childish and whim-ridden generation in American history.
http://content.time.com/time/magazine/ar...01,00.html
It's no coincidence for example, that the seductive arts in modern parlance is most commonly called "game". Because generation y wants to liken everything to a game. They need constant stimulation and rewards. Game is merely a system of rewards and punishments and rose out of our modern environment.
Witness the "YOLO" phenomenon, an excuse for wanton stupidity, mindless hedonism and ramped up female behavior.
The SWPL and hipster phenomenon are another popular manifestation of this value-system. Style over substance. Preening, pretense, political correctness and whimsical fads.
Witness the sudden explosion of "social media" and the obsession with "being seen" and recorded.
Nowadays, to avoid ridiculous flake rates one must be a mini-celebrity, DJ, or have some other bullshit status. Women want status in every society, but Americans define "status" differently (arguably worse) than other cultures.
When you connect it all together you get one common denominator tying it all together. It has all happened (or got worse) with the last 10-15 years. And now, we are at the apex of every observable metric (from fatties, to smartphone ocd etc)
What does that mean? It means generation y, which has come into age in the last 10-15 years and is beginning to take over the functions of society has created a huge shift and the manosphere's growth merely reflects a reflexive response to that shift.
Were American women, for example even as bad as they today as they were even 20-30 years ago? Observing 80's/90's pop culture (art is a reflection of the society that makes it) and my own experiences, the answer is arguably no.
What does the future look like? At the rate it's going, not good. Thoughts?
And that would be Generation Y (millennial) values.
Our generation is the most spoiled, narcissistic, lazy, childish and whim-ridden generation in American history.
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The incidence of narcissistic personality disorder is nearly three times as high for people in their 20s as for the generation that's now 65 or older, according to the National Institutes of Health
http://content.time.com/time/magazine/ar...01,00.html
It's no coincidence for example, that the seductive arts in modern parlance is most commonly called "game". Because generation y wants to liken everything to a game. They need constant stimulation and rewards. Game is merely a system of rewards and punishments and rose out of our modern environment.
Witness the "YOLO" phenomenon, an excuse for wanton stupidity, mindless hedonism and ramped up female behavior.
The SWPL and hipster phenomenon are another popular manifestation of this value-system. Style over substance. Preening, pretense, political correctness and whimsical fads.
Witness the sudden explosion of "social media" and the obsession with "being seen" and recorded.
Nowadays, to avoid ridiculous flake rates one must be a mini-celebrity, DJ, or have some other bullshit status. Women want status in every society, but Americans define "status" differently (arguably worse) than other cultures.
When you connect it all together you get one common denominator tying it all together. It has all happened (or got worse) with the last 10-15 years. And now, we are at the apex of every observable metric (from fatties, to smartphone ocd etc)
What does that mean? It means generation y, which has come into age in the last 10-15 years and is beginning to take over the functions of society has created a huge shift and the manosphere's growth merely reflects a reflexive response to that shift.
Were American women, for example even as bad as they today as they were even 20-30 years ago? Observing 80's/90's pop culture (art is a reflection of the society that makes it) and my own experiences, the answer is arguably no.
What does the future look like? At the rate it's going, not good. Thoughts?