It's going to get ugly for the younger generations, that I do know.
Most of the people here are the beneficiaries of an era when things between men and women were still relatively normalized, and the bargaining power between the genders roughly equal (or arguably even stacked in the men's favour). That's no longer going to be the case, from this point forward. The social security provided by the state is a better husband than most men can ever claim to be.
Societies like Japan, and well, Finland, are a sign of things to come. Most men will be brought up in a way that will make them totally detached from anything that could be regarded as charismatic or magnetic male behaviour (with any display of such being discouraged by one's peers), and their ability to forge relationships through any of the other methods available (such as having a steady income), is also bound to become weaker.
For example, the number of young males living under the poverty line in Finland, has already very much over-taken the number of women. They also drop out disproportionately from schools, whereas most women attain a higher education, even if this does not translate to a higher income. What it does, unfortunately, translate to, is a higher expectation, higher than probably, realistically warranted.
All of these developments have occurred very rapidly and show no signs of stopping. Certainly not by bringing in hordes of young male immigrants who face even worse circumstances, with even less ability/self-control to overcome their predicament. Which, as we have already seen, has translated to enormously disproportionate numbers of sexual abuse committed by these demographics.
Many find it easy to dismiss these statistical patterns by looking back to their own days of "glory", when winning over the woman was as easy as just having a job and some semblance of hygiene, but this is no longer the situation at the ground level for the younger age groups. You have to do a lot more to navigate through the bullshit and build yourself into a respectable character, when no one around you is enforcing you to become one. Not the society, not the teachers, not the parents, not the male peers, nobody.