Tate has been declared the "leader of the manosphere". And I am already seeing a backlash against the concept of bachelorhood as a lifestyle choice, men failing to find a partner and men who are deemed to be "beyond help" because they tell us that finding a partner comes naturally to virtually everyone.

And it is something that has united the left wing (who believe not having a partner and such rhetoric is misogynistic) and the right wing (who believe that both are an affront to traditional family values).