Susan Faludi "Girls have all power: What's troubling troubled boys".

After reading the "Girls have all power..."there is no other way than think about our society as rotten and helpless. The author shows the reader picture of "boys"; she calls them boys though they already grown up, mostly twenty years old, they seem very confused and lost in the reality they have to stand up everyday. Although they look like men they, act and think like adolescents; they even create something like a gang …

…fight.         What a scary thought but we women are already on battlefield with a men. The author is right the man become desperate there is no longer appreciation and place for him in our society so he feels rejected and hopeless. Instead of growing men, we have the boys that are preoccupying with sport for which the woman is no longer the partner and friend to share life, emotions and family but the hatred rival.