There is a pressing need for society to create and maintain institutional scaffolds to help young men successfully navigate to mature masculinity.

“And it's very hubristic of any society to think that we don't need to construct and maintain those scaffolds and that we don't need to be careful at the the things that might corrode those scaffolds.”

Galloway asserts that young men are currently facing significant struggles that are being ignored by political discourse.

“If you go to the DNC website, and this has changed since I did the podcast with Michaelels, it used to be they listed 16 demographic groups under a section called who we serve. This is who the Democratic Party is here for. Native Americans, Pacific Islanders, black Americans, veterans, the disabled,”

Steven Bartlett expresses that the current algorithmic environment prevents nuanced discussions about men's issues from gaining traction.

“this like space in the middle of nuance it's just not going to get the likes the retweets the engagement in fact it's the the ideas on the outside the men should be more feminine or men should be extremely masculine that are going to get all of the attention”

Chris Williamson asserts that the requirement to constantly include women when discussing men's issues is an exhausting and ineffective double standard.

“there is this requirement for us to include women in it yeah I don't see the the reverse thing happening the reverse is not happening when it's a pro female influencer they're not say well we must remember that men are killing themselves at four times the rate of women we'd have half a million more ”