The greatest challenge young people face today is negotiating the transition into adulthood and identity, which has become a contentious issue in our culture.

Many young men feel pressured to perform sexually, often comparing themselves to unrealistic standards, which can lead to anxiety and performance issues.

The pressure to perform perfectly in intimate situations can lead to anxiety, and many young men turn to alcohol to cope, which complicates consent and prevents them from developing necessary social skills.

The fear of public shaming from dating mishaps is prevalent among young men today, leading to increased anxiety and isolation, often exacerbated by the influence of social media.

Young people today are struggling with opportunities that my generation had, and they constantly see reminders of their perceived failures compared to others' successes.

Younger generations, like Gen Z, are experiencing unprecedented levels of mental health burnout and stress, not because they are less resilient, but due to the overwhelming challenges they face in a hyperconnected world.

The introduction of social media has led to increased emotional violence, particularly among young people, exacerbating issues like self-harm and suicide.

The opportunities for professional and romantic success are declining, with one in three men under 30 not having a girlfriend.

The rise in low testosterone levels among young men is alarming, often linked to obesity and hormonal imbalances caused by diet. It's essential to address these issues through lifestyle changes before considering hormone replacement therapy.