I think it is more likely the sign of the times. I'd submit the high body count also goes for males as well.
Just the opposite, actually. We have never had a more divided set of facts between men and women than in the younger American generation.
Women are becoming liberal in the USA (and Korea) whereas the men are becoming conservative.
Men are gravitating towards rigorous religions such as Orthodox Christianity and Islam, women are more "spiritual, not religious".
Women are more prone than ever to hypergamy. A recent study from Tinder shows that 95% of women are pursuing the same 5% of men. (a handful of young men are having all the sexual access)
The issue is so profound related to female delusion, there are numerous podcasts that interview women on their "worth" and their minimum standards for male partners. Here's the census stats calculator where women can cite their requirements for race, height, wealth, and age.
https://igotstandardsbro.com/ Without fail, virtually every young woman perceives they can marry way above their league because they were able to bed someone way above their league. (the fallacy that sleeping with a man means he'll propose marriage) "6'5", trust fund, finance" is a rap song that plays on this cliche.
Body counts for women are skyrocketing, but not proportionally for men. (again, Hypergamy)
Divorce rates and the inability to pair bond goes up with women for each partner above the first, peaking at worst-case relationship when their body counts hit 7. Men do not have similar issues staying married even if previously promiscuous. (the high body count women are likely to initiate divorce)
Two major fallacies are occurring with younger American women today: 1.) That if they marry and divorce, they will be able to "upgrade" which is statistically very unlikely, 2.) That they are equally desirable in the sexual marketplace in their 30s and 40s as equal-age men, when in fact men's stock goes up in the sexual marketplace by means, influence, network, and wealth over those years whereas women's value goes down with the erosion of looks, less fertility, career focus, etc.
Most of the members here are not directly impacted by these disturbing facts because they afflict Gen Y and Z, but serious trouble is brewing in the younger generations.
You can imagine in light of these facts, someone like Andrew Tate is going to exploit these facts for his own sexual gain being that he's a top 1/10th of 1% male based upon height, fitness, and wealth. When he does, he looks like a pig, but his facts aren't wrong on the above.
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