Young men think the world is fucked but they’ll somehow be fine
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Are young men secretly optimistic about the American Dream while believing everything is falling apart? In this election special, I sit down with returning guest Charlie Sabgir from the Young Men Research Project to unpack a massive new survey of 1,000 young men (ages 18–29) and 500 young women — and the findings are all over the place.
There’s nostalgia for a past that probably never existed, a hardening of traditional gender roles, a grift economy that’s absolutely eating young men alive, and a genuinely surprising streak of “I’ll be fine though” individual optimism. Plus: what the Cornell Seven case reveals about the staying power of Me Too (or lack thereof), and a brand-new survey of Gen Alpha boys (12–17) that is honestly pretty eye-opening. Wondering what all of this means for the coalition about to show up at the polls? Tune in to find out.
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