THE DRIFT
Something is happening to men. And nobody wants to say it plainly. The marriageable man; the provider, the protector, the man of conviction and backbone, is becoming a rare species. Not because nature ran out of males, but because culture systematically dismantled what made a man marriage-worthy in the first place. And now, the very women who cheered that dismantling are staring at a shrinking pool of men who meet their "standards” and wondering where all the good men went. They went nowhere. You watched them get destroyed. Some of them joined the destruction. The drift is huge. Walk into any gathering of educated, "empowered" women in their late twenties and thirties. Listen carefully. Beneath the confidence and the career achievements and the Instagram captions about "unbothered energy," there is a quiet, persistent anxiety; there are no men. Not literally. Men exist. But marriageable men, by the very standards these women have constructed, are vani...
