Malenism

What happens when men and women stop believing in each other? Fraser Mack spent years believing his failures with women had one obvious common denominator: himself. So he tried harder. He changed. He listened. He travelled, loved across cultures, questioned his expectations, and repeatedly searched himself for what he was doing wrong. Then he began talking to other men. Different countries. Different backgrounds. Different relationships. Disturbingly familiar stories. From that realization comes a deceptively simple question: