Gen Z Women, Tell Us What You Think Is Driving Young Men To Embrace The Red Pill Mindset

Michaela Bramwell

3 January 2025 at 1:50 pm·1-min read

In a recent BuzzFeed post, we asked Gen Z men to share their views as to why Gen Z men are growing more conservative, and they did not hold back.

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Now, we're asking Gen Z women in the BuzzFeed Community for their perspective. If you're a Gen Z woman, why do you believe young men are shifting to the right, and what personal experiences have you witnessed that are contributing to this shift?

Perhaps you're a Gen Z woman with a younger brother who you've seen be radicalized online by far-right content.

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Or, perhaps you're a Gen Z woman whose partner voted for Donald Trump after feeling disillusioned by the Democratic Party.

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Perhaps you're a Gen Z woman whose male friends have expressed frustration surrounding how they are treated in society.

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Gen Z women, we want to hear your view. Let us know why you think young men are shifting to the right in the comments below or via this anonymous Google form. Your response could be featured in an upcoming post.