
I think it’s a positive feedback loop. I mean there is a study and probably more about it and anecdotal evidence would also support this, but men complaining about it especially those who feel like they failed romantically can start delving into misogyny as a scapegoat which hurts the overall image. In short I agree it’s true but it’s also gone sour for some which only creates further divide and feeds this loop
I also think you’re oversimplifying a bit. There’s definitely some guys that are only nice to try to get attention from women, but that’s a facet of a group you’re using to represent the group. There’s also the underlying cause which is frustration. My point is they could actually be a genuinely nice person, but are just frustrated. There’s just a lot of underlying causes that need to be explored rather than simply assigning a label
I think that you’re giving many too much credit. There have even been plenty of guys who says they only became friends with a girl to try to get with her and as soon as she says no? Fk you. A guy turns me down? Yk what I don’t do? Cuss at him, insult him. Etc. yet many women experience that or WORSE. Of course it’s not all but nice guys don’t need to call themselves nice. They just are.
Also college education isn’t a scam in the learning part. What makes it a scam is 1. Price 2. We are told it’s super easy to get a job with a degree, a high paying one, this was in fact a fking lie. Having more knowledge isn’t bad, but the system is. Also a lot of majors now require Bs in core classes (like psychology, nursing, etc.) or else you have to retake