What exactly happened in the 80's that triggered the gradual decline of masculinity both in culture and in biology amoung western societies from the 90's through today? Pic unrelated.
What exactly happened in the 80's that triggered the gradual decline of masculinity both in culture and in biology...
Jacob Perry
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Jose Baker
Second wave feminism.
Christian Harris
Chemtrails, check it
Zachary Bailey
The problem wasn't the 80's. The 80's were testosterone fueled in every corner of the culture. The decline of masculinity occurred in the 1990's when concepts like ebonics, legalization of weed, and same-sex marriage were for the first time spoken openly by US senators and congressmen.
Isaac Carter
It is fault of degeneracy promoted by capitalism
Joseph Perez
Too be honest bruh the volleyball scene was a bit too manly for me if ya know what I mean
Camden Wood
You're a soft cunt
Jayden Sanchez
A increase in secluded activities that don't require physical human interaction or much muscle activity started to form.
Gavin Phillips
Chase Wright
Heh, get tricken' real, kid.
William Wilson
Gay
Grayson Powell
The rise and dominance of office jobs in the job market, the rise of fast food and estrogen containing foods, the pollution of our minds and bodies unbeknownst to the layman, the rise of television and video games
take your pick, I think it's all bullshit anyway. If you want to be masculine, hit the weights, dont skip cardio like zyzz, and stop posting on Sup Forums.
Jacob Martin
Media has trained you well.
Jace Taylor
women getting more power
Sebastian Miller
Lack of war. Weak men breed more weak men.
Nathan Brooks
Citation needed
Jack Diaz
technology make life too easy
you don't need masculinity for do anything
people have free time for imagine and think
that lead them to be better person - the furry!
Robert Carter
Nothing. It was a gradual process that began in the 1960s. The 80s may have had a brief resurgence of masculine values but it also saw increasingly feminized cultural icons. Michael Jackson, prince, David bowie, and dozens more. It saw feminism continue into the mainstream, and a consolidation of media by the jew.
The temporary resurgence of masculine values in the 80s could be seen as a reaction to the 60s and 70s. The same thing is happening today with trump and mens rights. Likewise it will be short lived and overpowered by the stronger zeitgeist. It all has its roots in the social movements of the 60s and cultural marxism.
Cameron Nguyen
> faggot jews in the entertainment industry kiked it off with degenerate music vids and gay inspired fashion.
Kayden Cruz
80s testosterone fueled?...lmao nigga you must be smoking weed
80s was era of glam rock, hair metal, androgyny, Prince...80s was gayest decade of last milennia, even gayer than now
Bentley Cook
>80s was gayest decade
It was also when they started working to normalize homosexuality. They were portrayed positively in movies and forced into a larger cultural presence.
Henry Nelson
>1984
>these were considered weak beta make losers
>2017
>They would be considered beacons of masculinity on the majority of campuses
I wish I could say it was the Jews using Hollywood to manipulate public perception but I go to uni and I can visibly see the decline of masculinity with my owns eyes.
Evan Jones
That Jacket looks like it was designed while Fred was on Cocaine.
Ian Martinez
sexual liberation + the overflow of cheap porn whores from the soviet union
Isaac Bailey
Video games
Xavier Wilson
It's when the 60s generation had their kids. They were all influenced by Frankfurt School ideology, feminism, and hippies and they took that into consideration when raising their children. It was the first generation where all the shit that started in the 60s became the norm with the new generation of children.
It's when divorce and single mothers became more commonplace because of "sexual liberation" and things like no-fault divorce becoming more common so you had a lot of kids raised without a father.
It's also around the time gaming and computer-related jobs got popular.
John Gonzalez
Probably this. Video games gave men the dopamine hit they could usually only get via victory in physical competition. It also allowed men to feel like the archetypal hero without actually having to do anything heroic.
Ryan King
What year were you born?
Carter Stewart
Don't worry user it happened to all of us, when the Cold War ended.
Michael Ross
>nothing to see here goy!
>purely natural
Brayden Scott
>What exactly happened in the 80's that triggered the gradual decline of masculinity
this happened