The article critiques the so-called 'manosphere' and its misogynistic attitudes, particularly the way some men blame women for their lack of romantic success. It advocates for solitude as a healthier choice over toxic relationships, citing recent films that illustrate this theme. The horror movie 'Bring Her Back' is highlighted as an example that explores the complexities of family dynamics and the trauma of isolation, reinforcing the notion that being alone can sometimes be better than enduring dysfunctional relationships.
‘Living alone can be great, especially if the only alternative is to play the weaker sex to someone who needs to feel superior.’
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