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Male bombs and a good party? Not anymore. Unlike government

Today (February 20, 2011) a very interesting article on Federico Rampini The Republic brings us to a very interesting topic: the disappearance of the "good match" between males (in the Western world) today. The idea from a book, " I do not care anything about your rock band " diary of a young successful American comedy, Julie Klausner, in which she explains to the girls that the American man to come out is very different from the image they have of their father as a young man, but is much more similar to that of the babies they happen to be to babysit from time to time! Funny and cynical. This coupled with the fact that the tone of the story is light and smooth and that the category of the mama's boy and immature male (especially in Italy) is a stereotype that has always existed in our society in recent decades to understand the reason for the success with hundreds of thousands of peers Klausner. But it's over. Here is a study by sociologist Kay Hymowitz makes it much harder and more ruthless (for boys!). Oh yes, the sociologist explains how males exceeding twenty years, instead of passing from adolescence to adulthood, they make a leap into a sort of limbo, pre-adult age, which remains virtually for life. And it does with numbers, I repeat, merciless. Talk about culture (and social). If over 65 years and between 46 and 64, men are more women graduates, when you go in the range between 35 and 44, the ratio is reversed suddenly explodes and even (for women) between 25 and 34 ! So, "her" more studies, more cultured, "he" instead, as well as a lower culture, also ends up having less chance of success in working and social life. In short, they lack the characteristics (social and economic) that the "good party" brought in dowry. And here another issue, that of the unmarried over 30, who grew alarmingly compared to past years, both beautiful U.S. and Europe, shows how well founded analysis of the scholar. It looks like a really vicious circle: immaturity, lack of preparation for adult life, so the smaller study, the less work statement, the less social success and therefore less appetizing, with the feminine. The man, excuse me, the boy seems doomed. What do you think?

Edited by Valerie Simeone