I'm not one of those boys and yet I understand and sympathise with them.
What you are failing to grasp is that they are venting online. They are not going to be like this when with a woman they like. Can't you get this?
They are right to be angry.
It is normal that more women are corrupt than men because women are the weaker sex.
What's tough for men is they are being asked to wait longer than their grandfathers were. A lot longer.
Mainly for some generational changes to take place.
"Venting" implies an expression of relatively short duration. There might be
some of that going on here. I don't see a problem with that. But if you've been around for a while you should have noticed that this subject has become a repetitive and impotent wallowing in frustration, no longer a search for solutions, for some.
I wasn't lying or exaggerating when I said that I used to have a similar attitude to these boys. I recognize the obsession. I recognize the excitement they have for finding new stats to back up their distorted view of the world (couched as fidelity to reality, of course!). I recognize the pleasure they take in shooting down anyone that would dare to have a positive view of anything. Somebody has actually coined a term for it now: "
negaholism".
In many cases, negaholism is masked by the perception that a person is acting nobly and for a righteous reason. Their negativity may be propelled by a desire to challenge society and what is deemed socially acceptable. It is not confined to a specific scale – it can be driven by small obstacles or challenges in their personal life, or it could be driven by a larger, societal issue. When a person is not driven by a desire to change something but instead are driven by an addiction to negativity, they will not be satisfied once a solution is presented that resolves the issue at hand, but will simply find another problem to be upset about. People who are addicted to negativity are generally angry about something and rarely express happiness. They are almost never satisfied, maintaining the appearance of fighting for “a cause” that can help them continue the façade.
There's a lot more that could and probably should be said but I'm not much of a writer and I'm short on time, so I'll just leave off with this: There were a number of people that walked away from me because my attitude was so unbearable. Looking back, I'd have to say that they were
100% right to do so.
Everyone has a right to live their own life, including these boys, but no one has to pretend to not see. No one has to keep quiet and drink poison.