The demise of men

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I find talking, conversing, and empathizing with some types of girls to be simple and entertaining, so I guess I'm not in this boat.

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A discussion like this on a forum.. that is on the Internet is pretty ironic. :P

And I bet some of the boys that do drop out do so out of financial obligations. Maybe their family can't afford to send a boy to college. And girls spend a lot of time on the Internet as well, albeit not as many play videogames & invest time into gaming like us guys do.

And yes it's global! Girls have in fact gained some advantage (because of videogames) - even in my area I would see boys do extremely bad because they're stuck to videogames, whereas not as many girls are.

But I don't think we'll be in a world controlled by women. Maybe evenly controlled?

I mean come on, you need males and our sperm to create humankind! Be even or I won't make kids.

I think the question (for the general audience) is: Is it easy for you to talk, converse, and have romantic relationships with girls?
And TED (the video creator, whatever) says because of the Internet, boys have somehow lost their inherent ability to do so.

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Shame on you if you take someone who looks like Danny Bonaduce seriously.

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Most of my friends are girls, tbh.

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I didn't really relate to anything that the guy said really, and I'm an absolute internet nerd. I prefer the company of girls over guys, I find them far more easy to get along with. Have no problems talking to them, no problems engaging in romantic situations. This almost feels like a "why video games are bad for our children" type deal.

And yeah he totally does look like Danny Bonaduce xD

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Spoken like a true meat head.
Though I agree this is just a ploy to make video gaming look bad for younger people.

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LOL

But we'll always be stronger =)

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While this may be true, Law, Engineering, and Business schools, which lead to the most stable and generally higher income career opportunities, tend to have huge Male over Female ratios.

At my University the engineering college is over 90% male and I believe the business college is over 60% male.

Many of the women getting degrees are getting degrees that don't necessarily lead to higher career opportunities, where as most Men who actually do attend college seem to take the logical route and enter a degree that will be likely to offer a strong positive payout over what they spent going to college.

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True that, also men tend to negociate their salaries more than women... I almost always negociated my salaries.

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Both of these. I'm not in this boat, mostly because I'm somewhat of a feminist since I've always hung more around girls than anyone else.

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Same here!