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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Considering most college students are women and most college drop outs are men, I don't really expect to see this reverse any time soon.  Most of the jobs that men fell back to are becoming automated so that they need fewer humans doing the same amount of work.

At this point, I think it might be prudent to figure out a solution to these problems.  Maybe start all boys in Kindergarten at 6 or 7 instead of 5 or 6.  Then by the time they reach college they can actually be mature enough to complete it.[/quote]
I don't think one year is going to make a difference for a man to complete a college degree or not.   They can also go to college much later in life when they are ready.

From a socializing perspective, it's the phones and computers.  It's so easy now for boys to lose themselves in cyberspace and only interact with people in that space. We saw just how easy that was during the pandemic.

I think it would help if schools had a no phone policy.

Young women have decided that they would rather stay single in their youth than be with a man who doesn't meet their criteria.  Women are ok with that because they have a strong social circle and can get their social/emotional needs met there.  Young men don't have that.   That's why they are floundering.  We need to teach them to cultivate friendships.    Men who are outgoing, great personality, kind but don't have a degree are still a decent catch, and a lot of women will be attracted to them.  But, men who are socially awkward, not mature and don't have a degree? They are sol.[/quote]

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