When Men are at the Disadvantage because of their System

Boy Culture:
When Men are at the Disadvantage because of their System
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I - Introduction
The Varsity Player
II - Body
Why Boys, the Society Believes, will be Boys
The Gentleman that Provides
The Burden
III - Conclusion
The Society’s Boys 
The Varsity Player
In the late 2000s to early 2010s, most entertainment productions like TV series and music videos portray the leading man as the sporty and popular guy. Troy of Highschool Musical is a basketball player on his campus and belongs among its undisturbed population. In Taylor Swift’s You Belong With Me music video, the leading man is a football player who dates the school cheerleader. Both characters in the productions display popular characteristics like being known by everybody, has a friendly side, and, of course, the team’s best player. Let us not forget how these characters’ cool characters are enhanced. Both Taylor’s partner in the music video and Troy have the ‘nerd girl’ who is their love interest or are attracted to them. Troy has Gabriella, who is portrayed as the Science geek and friends with the campus’s ‘uncool’ population.
On the other hand, Taylor Swift is portrayed as the rimmed-glasses girl who sits and plays on the bleacher and the school band.  These girls’ portrayal as the total opposite of the cool guy characters and their love interests builds up men’s societal image. It sends the message that cool and handsome guys like those two can love girls that are “not their level,” which makes them even more relaxed. Such a character’s portrayal fuels the societal assumption that joining the varsity ball games or any physical sports lifts your image as a man. In most cases for men, whether they genuinely like it or not, they enter physical sports thinking that it proves their strengths and characters. Let us discuss further how such a culture started and escalated in society. 
Why Boys, the Society Believes, will be Boys
For a long time of the patriarchal system in the past, the society of different genders has internalized it. The patriarchal system puts the male gender on the pedestal. Male gender and characteristics were deemed as superior and capable in society (Janssen, 2015). Because of the existence of the system and such a mindset, gender roles were born. While the females or wives were expected to take over the house, the children, and the kitchen, the males or husbands were tasked to land on a stable job and provide for the family. Gender roles established the belief that males do hard labor, putting hard labor a prominent role in society. Female parts were perceived as comfortable and low-maintenance work. Thus, whoever did an excellent job in the female roles is weak and feminine, while stable jobs and professions were competent and superior.
To this date, the patriarchal system is continuously being challenged by critics (Janssen, 2015). However, there is no denying that the system still exists in a modern way. One proof is the people’s belief that boys will be boys. Although people have accepted that women can land a stable job and men can do laundry, ...