Comments by "Im Caj" (@KratostheThird) on "Left Over Women | The Growing Trend Of The Unmarried u0026 Childless" video.

  1.  @pavellima5755  Most women under 30 probably won't understand anyway. They're a part of the generation that goes on TikTok to express their feminism.
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  2. Your grandfather missed the mark of the 'Greatest' Generation (born 1901 - 1926) by a few years, but he had enough values carried over from his older brethren. Down to earth values while remaining humorous and holding onto a community. All things that this generation is sorely missing.
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  3.  @AmandaHugenkiss2915  It's important to learn history, and for China they have been a nation of sociopaths for probably longer than anybody else. We were all kids in high school that were ignorant. But we grew up, started families, stepped foot in the real world and learned more about the environment that we inhabit. The older you become, the more judgemental and cynical you become. It's a fact of life.
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  4. Baby Boomers and older Gen Xers had it easy. Something Millennials and Zoomers cannot get.
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  5. Because Millennials and Zoomers are screwed. My Baby Boomer dad worked maintenance back in the 1970s - 1980s, and often tells me it was much easier to go out and find a decent woman. Can't do that anymore, especially since women have been largely subverted and wages cannot keep up with inflation.
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  6.  @kaiser98berlin  Pretty much. And if you try to challenge them on Instagram, you will get blocked. Let them live in their echo chambers. They will be cat moms.
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  7.  @dcbaars  Same here. Grandpa was born in 1924, passed away at the age of 89. Grandma born in 1931, passed away at 85 years. They had many flaws, but they valued the home. Millennials in contrast are largely concerned with their self worth, and most of my peers are narcissistic to the point where I’ve had to cut off a number of them out of my life.
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  8. Funny this is coming from someone with the title 'California'. Your state is messing things up royally, and its universities now outright promote and encourage LGBTQ and feminism, among other things.
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  9.  @gavinwilliams1288  It's why I gave up on Millennial women. No question they were brainwashed from social media. Baby Boomers, for all their faults, simply had it much easier, and nobody can change on mind on that.
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  10.  @gavinwilliams1288  It’s gotten to the point where women in the year 2007 weren’t as brainwashed and hostile towards men as they are now.
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  11.  @matteomondo1421  It's nothing new. There was a story of a man in South Korea who died playing the original Starcraft game for 50 hours straight at an internet cafe. The culture of self isolation via using computers and locking themselves from the outside world is commonplace in Japan, China and South Korea, among other countries in Asia.
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  12.  @TalenGryphon  Birth rates are already down the tubes. What else can happen?
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  13.  @benprins8240  It's already too late for you my friend. Hopefully you already set reachable goals for yourself and love you for the way you are.
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  14.  @takarahayashi4124  Millennials make up the core demographic of your statement.
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  15. I know plenty of 40 year old cat women myself.
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  16. If you're thinking socialism/communism, I want no part of it.
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  17. The family unit is long dead anyway. Enjoy your solitude and masculinity. It's a great feeling when you learn to appreciate both.
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  18.  @aninternetuser4306  Happy someone older than me has the same viewpoint. Kudos to you sir.
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  19. I cannot express this enough...
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  20.  @willowmalone9215  And if you try to address the problem, you basically get shunned. The system is heavily in favor of feminism and big tech. The same issues this man on Tribe of Men is addressing.
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  21. It's too late man. This is no longer the 20th Century. The family unit has been destroyed, systematically.
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  22. The family unit is gone. That time came and went. More Baby Boomers need realize this fact.
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  23. Social media is one of the biggest influences.
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  24. And it will get worse.
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  25.  @irshad334  Feminism has been around for decades. The current feminist movement started sometime in 2008 - 2012, and it's been snowballing thru western society ever since.
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  26. Baby Boomers had it easier.
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  27. People in the comments here are men who have been rejected. Did you expect much else?
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  28. So them working like they did in the 1800s and early 1900s is a good thing.
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  29. And we're living in it.
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  30.  @joelt1002  Your parents are not meant to be your friends. That's why peers always stand out more because they are part of your generation. The youth is more influenced by their peers than they are of their parents. Parents represent an older generation, one that is not as relevant and one that likely doesn't understand what young people are going through.
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  31.  @YouYou-sm8tf  Hence why the cat woman has become more commonplace. Men aren't going to stick around when these women argue and toss out their way of life.
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  32.  @TheSuperappelflap  They want the men to look like Leonardo DiCaprio. DiCaprio himself has already thrown up his hands in disgust.
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  33.  @bendowney5822  I remember when I was younger when I watched Bob Barker on "The Price is Right", the women were usually the ones who couldn't control their emotions. The men largely stood their ground and only spoke when told to by the game show host.
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  34.  @TheSuperappelflap  The world just hit 8 billion people. In the United States we're still third most populated, behind only India and China. The world cannot sustain this many people when global temperatures will undoubtedly increase by a couple degrees or more by the year 2050. Icecaps will melt over time, which is another big problem future generations will have to face.
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  35. Social media ruined Millennial and Zoomer women.
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  36.  @machinized  We just hit 8 billion people. I can't see the population going much farther. Also, any chance you're a Yankees fan?
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  37.  @benprins8240  If I came up in the time of the Baby Boomers (1970s - 1990s), I probably wouldn't of minded marrying. But today in 2022, I already written off marriage. I'm 36, so if you're pushing 40 years old you are around 38 or 39. If marriage was grand in the 1950s - 1960s, then the institution is now at rock bottom in 2022. You're better off marrying in eastern Asia, where the women there don't hold the bad mentality western women have fallen victim to.
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  38.  @abogado84  The 84 in your username was pretty much a giveaway that you're 38 years old.
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  39.  @starguy2718  Ask Leonardo DiCaprio.
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  40. We need another Great Depression.
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  41.  @OPIUM_FLY  Not surprising that mega corporations and government intervention have contributed greatly to this decline.
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  42.  @rymc3437  Genetics man. I know plenty of women at 40 (Asian) who could easily pass for 25 years old.
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  43. It's now Tinder and Onlyfans.
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  44. It's already too late if they're in their 40's or 50's. Men aren't going to hook up with an older woman who likely has had past abuse and a past history of manipulation.
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  45.  @namenotfound6881  That's because you see it all on the internet. Before the internet, the conversation rarely left the living room. Sick people existed since the dawn of time. You just didn't know many of them were out there until the internet made it possible to access their profiles on a iPhone that Steve Jobs himself crafted.
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  46. Your mom had it easier. This generation doesn't have it easy.
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  47.  @ThorMaximus  I respect you Gen Xers. You guys are more willing to be real.
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  48.  @E33Tpro  Not at the rate inflation is going.
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  49. Move to another country. Leave the sinking ship while you can.
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  50. At least your generation was able to hook up back when your women weren't so easily misled by feminism.
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  51.  @Shifter-1040ST  Times were different in the late 1990s, early 2000s. You should be thankful you married when you did.
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  52. True.
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  53. And America is passing that threshold now.
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  54.  @zitens66  Doesn't change the fact that American society is collapsing. Leftists and Democrats are making it very difficult for the average person to sustain a decent quality of life.
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  55.  @neilpeartspurplenose8739  I commend you for sticking it out for 21 long years. That's longer than most people I know in their 40s.
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  56.  @2pi628  This was 1981. Times were different back then.
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  57.  @ssing7113  As they always have been.
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  58.  @lukewalken1316  That GoArmy ad from last year sealed their woke status.
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  59.  @Microphunktv-jb3kj  I already know a lot of “cat women”. They did thus to themselves.
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  60.  @casper6741  What you're describing has been happening for over 50 years, since the late 1960s at least. There was a feminist movement in the 1970s that encouraged women to think for themselves and not rely on men for their goals. A number of Hollywood produced TV shows focused on this mindset. A complete 180 from the old vintage shows like Father Knows Best, Ozzie & Harriet that taught audiences that the family unit was important. The 1950s - early 1960s also being the prime of the nuclear family, stemmed from the Cold War and the threat of nuclear warfare. The point being, back then it was much easier to work for a union coming off a high school education, get a woman to marry you and have kids. Nowadays that is no longer possible. Universities such as Berkeley are teaching young women that feminism is the right path. They are taught that they need to set very high standards that men must meet, or else they are expendable. The result is this has left the Millennial and Zoomer generations largely in disrepair. Many of these issues were also apparent with Gen Xers, but their generation in contrast was not raised on social media. They were the last "analog" generation, before the internet was a thing. I pity the young 20, 30 something women of today who hold feminism in high regard. And I sympathize with the young 20, 30 something men who have already thrown in the towel and are trying to forge an existence in self isolation by playing video games and going to the gym to keep up in shape. This world sucks.
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  61.  @casper6741  I can't tell you how much I miss the 90's. We can't go back, but it's important to reflect how we have changed. Sadly the powers in place do not care about the common folk, as they have proved time and time again.
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  62. We are screwed. The problems stem beyond the US.
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  63. Suicide, drugs, car accidents are factors as well.
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  64. Your parents don't understand that the Millennial and Zoomer generations are facing different problems in contrast to when the Baby Boomers were young. It made sense to marry back in the 1970s - 1990s. Now there is no point.
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  65. It always has been mate.
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  66.  @jasonkoroma4323  And the way Andrew was canceled is nothing short of disgusting.
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  67.  @Sahrokh  She went for hyper feminism. What else did you expect?
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  68.  @Visstnok  Bullcrap. So you're telling me they need to start going during high school or college?
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  69.  @oakinwol  You need to realize that a lot of us were swamped in college debt in our 20s. I had to spend years to finally pay that off. All this to say that college degree was a massive waste of time. Go into a trade. Learn to work hard and earn your pay. College now is catered to feminists who are still trying to get men to pay their bills.
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  70.  @killjoyredux8361  5'8" isn't short. Plenty of guys out there shorter than you.
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  71.  @johnwyatt04  I’m older but still in my 30s. And I’ve completely given up. The women I went out with were already cheating by having another man. They just took me along for the ride and used me until they felt fit to ditch me. I’m happier being by myself with other fellow men. Women in this generation are insufferable.
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  72. Girls always lived on easy mode.
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  73. Social media turned them this way.
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  74. I very much think older generations, while they had less avenues of information, were more grounded and down to earth in certain topics, especially marriage. Now as Millennials and Zoomers we're finding other ways to occupy our time. The era of long term marriage in America is long past us.
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  75. Do you have all these attributes?
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