The femosphere has turned a generation of women against men – but here’s why I still love them

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'Men, well, there is a real problem – young women don’t rate you. According to a new poll, only 35 per cent of British women under 25 hold a positive view of men, with just 11 per cent expressing a very positive outlook.

It gets slightly better in the under-30s – with 50 per cent of women having a favourable view of men. The findings also show that women under 30 are three times more likely to hold a negative view of men, compared with women over 30.

What contributes to women’s unadoring views of men, according to the research carried out for The New Statesman, is men’s perceived overemphasis on sexual motivation and a nonchalance about political issues – with one in six women claiming they wouldn’t date a man if he had opposing political views about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or Trump.

And while women think the tut-tutting between sexes is mutual, in fact they feel more negatively about men than the other way around, with 72 per cent of men having a favourable view of young women, according to the poll.'