What Are the Honest Brutal Lessons Men Need to Learn From 2020?

As the year 2020 started, the “me too” movement was making a larger impact on society.  While it had already devastated the careers of many men, it was about to obliterate the lives of many more.  Then, from nowhere, the entire world was disrupted by covid-19.  Nations were shut down as people were put on lockdown.  When that happened, the “me too” movement seemed to fade into absolute silence.   

Furthermore, a litany of facts was quietly flooding the Internet.  Marriage rates in the US are at historical lows.  Yet, the percentage of divorce rates remains over 50%.  What was most interesting is the myth of husbands quitting on their wives has been exposed as a lie.  Women initiate over 70% of divorces.  Couple that with the Harvard Medical School revealed females initiate 70% of domestic violence.     

As 2019 ended, women made up 51% of the workforce.  It seems men are being pushed out.  However, as the global pandemic continued to pick up steam, over 900,000 women voluntarily left the workplace.  After men do all the heavy lifting and make life is easy, women run to the front of the line and demand equality.  

What messages are women sending men?  Movements like MGTOW, red pill, black pill, SYSBM, and many other men’s movements have taken notice of the facts.  And they are dissatisfied with many of the actions women have been taking for the past 50 years.  What lessons have men learned from 2020?  How will women reconcile the length of time they shouted, “I don’t need a man”?  If the pandemic makes life more difficult, will women desire to play a traditional role in intimate relationships?  As a society, where do we go from here?