While Men Waste Their Time, It’s Time for Women to Build

While Men Waste Their Time, It’s Time for Women to Build

We are witnessing the decline of men in real time. Even women who aren’t 4B have begun to realize that men simply aren’t worth the investment. Across the world, men are sinking deeper into distractions—video games, pornography, redpill podcasts, and dopamine-chasing behaviors that offer them nothing but escapism. While they retreat into digital caves and hollow ideologies, they neglect their jobs, abandon responsibility to their children and families, and remain idle in a world that demands action.

Men have trapped themselves in a cycle of instant gratification, from the poor man drowning in alcohol and gambling to the wealthy one hoarding power and exploiting others. Their behavior, regardless of class, is driven by addiction to control, laziness, or self-indulgence.

But where they decline, women must rise.

We must build—intellectually, economically, and socially. Now is the time to focus on education, career development, political literacy, and deepening your awareness of feminist theory and practice. The internet remains one of our most powerful tools. Unlike men, we use it to educate, organize, and empower. But our actions must now go beyond the digital space. We must begin to meet in person, to form real-life communities rooted in shared values.

Start small: befriend other radical feminists online, support their work, get to know them deeply. Encourage accountability, creativity, and collaboration. From there, we can form local 4B groups, book clubs, housing cooperatives, skill-sharing circles, and more. Women living together, working together, and pooling their resources is not just an ideal—it’s our path forward.

Remember that all the infrastructure out there in this world was really built by us, by our unpaid labor. The corporations, the real estate of housing and stores, and the financial resources of banks and investment firms should really be ours, not men’s. While they fall behind in all areas, we can begin to claim what rightfully belongs to us.

As men waste away in the digital corners of their own self-made prisons, we must build. We build for ourselves. We build for each other. We build for the future.

Because while they consume, we create. While they decay, we rise. And while they fade into irrelevance, we will become unstoppable. ♀