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Marisa Kabas @marisakabas.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

groundbreaking stuff

post by substack on linkedin:

"Men are willing to buy and read something that will propel them to act in the world: dust the cheetos off themselves, do 20 push-ups, and take up the worthwhile pursuit of self-actualization."
George Aldous, writing in his Substack Kill Switch, examines the decline in reading among men, and puts the blame on a publishing industry that is hostile to "both masculinity as a concept and masculine influences"
https://Inkd.in/gCPUfj5g
Mars and Venus couldn't be more different. I'm talking about the actual planets but also bluntly extending it into metaphor: men and women are different. Their preferences are different, their personalities are different, their bodies are different, and their reading proclivities are in fact... different. The point I'm ham-fistedly trying to make is, it should be of no surprise to any rational thinking person that in the age of algorithmic social media and personalized consumption: men and women are reading different things - if they are reading anything at all.

Bucklam @bucklam66.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Something, something mars…