It's a man's world.

This is a man's world.

So where are all the men?

I don't mean just males.

Those are like everywhere, and they're easy to spot.

They wear cargo shorts, they talk about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin.

I'm talking about men, the guys that can hold a baby and a conversation,

and they own a belt, and they wear it to church.

We are not short on males.

There are more than four billion of them worldwide.

But more and more women, especially younger women, are throwing up their hands and giving

up on the idea of finding one who's man enough for them to marry.

The Wall Street Journal recently ran her feature on women choosing to begin families alone.

In other words, just have babies without the dad around. Not out of some bold feminist conviction, but because they simply can't find the right match.

These women, successful, educated, motivated, aren't declaring independence.

They are waving the white flag.

Right now, women are outperforming men in many key areas of life.

More women than men are graduating college, buying homes,

and pouring their energy into careers and close-knit

friendships instead of dating or marriage. And we're not talking about a slim margin anymore.

According to Pew Research, 47% of women aged 25 to 34 hold a bachelor's degree compared with

only 37% of men. That is a massive turnaround in a very short amount of time. You don't need a gender comparison to know that something has gone off kilter. Just look at the lives of today's men compared to their grandfathers. The traditional markers of manhood, what used to be considered

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