@jabowery, thank you for sharing your essay. It was prescient of you to provide an explanation for the incel phenomenon (whom you describe in your essay as “marginalized males”) as early as 1992. But only recently has mainstream society begun to acknowledge the existence of incels.
This chart illustrates how dating apps have intensified de facto polygamy in the past few years:
And, in keeping with “The Crazy Years”, our legal system is starting to recognize polyamorous relationships as legitimate:
Regarding women’s suffrage, I agree with @Gavin that there has been an excessive extension of suffrage to both women and men. However, women’s suffrage is especially bad, even compared to the suffrage of propertyless men, because women’s voting patterns reveal a strong preference for the centralization of power in the hands of the state. Therefore, the federal government has grown steadily larger, and our constitutional rights steadily eroded, since the ratification of the 19th amendment.