There seem to be more an more women considering non-binary relationships.
I don't get the impression there's a proportionate increase in men considering non-binary relationships.
I don't really know what my question is here. I guess I'm just trying to get my head around the contributory factors and am interested in what others think.
Are the numbers really so skewed, or is it down to media driven visibility?
In the context of the zeitgeist focusing on "toxic masculinity", are men sexually repressed by homohobia, or are the reports that young men are increasingly scared of getting into relationships with women a factor?
Are we returning slowly to a societal model closer to our primate cousins, where social groups are mainly female, with a single dominant silverback and subordinate, itinerant males on the outskirts of society?
Or are women just figuring out that women's bodies are more fun than men's?