I quit women because I make decisions based on logic (to the best of my ability). If there is not a net benefit for me in making a choice, I won't do it. Getting married has become a net negative in my opinion, so I won't do it.

At some point, the same thing will happen for my career. As women further penetrate into the workforce, there seems to be an increase in rules that punish good behavior and reward bad behavior. The more radical these rules become, the less likely I am to want to continue to work at all. One day, the cons will far outweigh the benefits of working altogether and I will leave the workforce. This is similar to the story of Atlas Shrugged.

I do think that many men make decisions using pure logic and will do the same. The economy will become unsustainable as large groups of men check out of society and create communes (not sure if that is the correct word).

Any thoughts on what event would be the breaking point for most men?