I noticed that young men on internet are voicing their disappointment how left has been treating them. They are saying how left doesn't speak to them at all, doesn't address men specifically and their problems. Surprisingly, even on askteenboys (subeddit no longer exists) teenager boys felt shamed by left.

‘A fatal miscalculation’: masculinity researcher Richard Reeves on why Democrats lost young men | US elections 2024 | The Guardian

What men heard from the right was: you’ve got problems, we don’t have solutions. What they heard from the left is: you don’t have problems, you are the problem. And between those two choices, it’s not really surprising to me that more men chose the Republican one.

Something form an interesting article about problems boys are facing Demonising teenage boys won’t produce a generation of good men

The deeper truth is that too many boys are growing up without guidance, discipline or a sense of purpose. Labour’s reflex is always state intervention, rather than championing family stability, parental responsibility and positive male role models.

We need to stop treating masculinity as a problem to be solved and start seeing it as a strength to be nurtured. While the past century has rightly delivered huge advances in women’s rights and outcomes, it is boys who are now being left behind – from nursery to university.

Since the pandemic, the number of males aged 16 to 24 who are not in education, employment or training has risen by a staggering 40 per cent, compared with just seven per cent for females, according to the Centre for Social Justice’s Lost Boys report. Boys make up nearly two thirds of unemployed 16 to 24-year-olds. Almost three quarters of those who take their own lives in the UK are men; suicide remains the biggest killer of men under 50. In 2022-23, boys accounted for 87 per cent of homicide victims aged 16 to 24, and nine in 10 victims of teenage violence were male.

Flaired it as question for women, but others may join as well.