在英国男性的健康和社会地位引发广泛讨论之际，数据揭示了一些显著的差异和趋势。男性学历和健康状况普遍落后于女性——比女性寿命短、在学业表现上更差、进入大学的可能性较低，这常常导致薪资较低。英国选民研究显示，18至25岁的男性在权威观点上只比同龄女性略高，但总体仍比26至35岁的女性更自由。这表明性别观点的差距主要是年龄效应，而非代际差异——年轻一代在性别分歧上与过往并无明显不同。

关于年轻英国男性向右翼倾斜的说法，数据并不支持。虽然美国的年轻男性更倾向于保守党，如在上一届大选支持特朗普的多数为男性，但英国的年轻男性和女性一样，倾向于左翼。如果只有未上过大学的男性投票，右翼会大胜；但更多未上大学的年轻女性也会选择激进党派而非工党。这反映出这类担忧更多是阶级问题而非纯粹的性别问题。

社会普遍认为年轻男性对女性的态度更倒退，但调查显示仅8%的年轻男性对同龄女性评价较低，反而10%的女性有类似看法。年轻男性自我评价更低，但各群体对年轻男性的看法都更为负面。总体而言，年轻男性的不满情绪与整个英国社会一致，关注的仍是医疗、经济和能源等大众议题。他们在重视身体力量和竞争心上较突出，如何将此类积极品质转化为社会进步，是政治和社会的挑战。

As debates about the health and social status of British men intensify, data reveals notable disparities and trends. Men generally lag behind women in education and health—living shorter lives, performing worse academically, and being less likely to attend university, which often results in lower wages. The British Election Study finds that men aged 18 to 25 are only slightly more authoritarian than women their age, yet still more liberal than women aged 26 to 35. This suggests that gender gaps in attitudes are primarily age-related rather than generational—today's young people differ little from previous generations in terms of gender divides.

Claims that young British men are shifting rightward are not supported by data. Although young men in the US tend to be more conservative, with most supporting Donald Trump, in Britain both young men and women are generally left-wing. If only men without degrees voted, the right would win overwhelmingly; however, more young women without degrees would also opt for radical parties over Labour. This highlights that concerns about men often reflect class issues rather than purely gender dynamics.

While society assumes young men’s attitudes toward women are regressing, surveys show only 8% of young men hold low opinions of their female peers, compared to 10% of women with similar views. Young men are more critical of themselves, a view shared by other groups. Overall, their discontent matches national concerns such as healthcare, the economy, and energy. Young men show greater emphasis on physical strength and competitiveness, and the challenge lies in channeling these traits into social progress.