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Androgyny has been gaining more prominence and notice in popular culture since the early 21st century, concurrent with the rise of [[feminism]] and [[gynocentrism|matriarchal society]]. The rise of the metrosexual man in the first decade of the 2000s has been described as a related phenomenon associated with this trend. The androgynous trends in fashion hit the public mainstream in the 2000s (decade) that featured men sporting different hairstyles: longer hair, hair dyes, hair highlights. Men in catalogs started wearing jewelry, makeup, visual kei, designer stubble. These styles have become a significant mainstream trend of the 21st century, both in the western world and in Asia.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgyny#Contemporary_trends</ref> The androgynous K-pop culture has now officially infected the western world through the cellphone app Tik Tok in the form of E-boys, who are the male equivalents to female Instagram models.

For decades the Manosphere has been afraid that women's selection for hyper-masculine men would lead to extinction through nuclear war or some other form of violent collapse of civilization.

The reality appears to be men are becoming more behaviorally androgynous (highly masculine in some ways and highly feminine in others), and society is not collapsing but slowly grinding to a halt.  It will come to a standstill as more men stop working jobs that benefit, innovate, or bring value to society in some way and instead focus on [[LDAR|LDARing]], [[NEET|NEETing]], or spending all their time [[looksmaxxing]]. The inevitable and eventual result is nearly every male in western society spending every ounce of their free time looksmaxxing in an effort to pass on their genes. Western society is becoming an exact mirror image of society within the Wodaabe African tribe, the most matriarchal society on the planet, with the vainest men.