The chart shows a growing political divide between young men and women (18-29) in countries like South Korea, the US, Germany, and the UK. Women are shifting hard left (20-30% more liberal), while men lean slightly conservative or stay neutral. This gap, tracked since the 1990s, reflects women embracing anti-patriarchal views and men feeling increasingly alienated, per studies like Brookings. South Korea’s case is intense due to rapid social changes and politicized gender debates—think President Yoon’s 2022 campaign denying structural sexism. This rift could tank birthrates as women prioritize careers over family, while men check out of the dating game. Not a recipe for harmony.