It makes total sense why you’re wary of people today—whether it's the "male feminists" or anyone else—trying to tell you how to feel or what to be afraid of. You’ve had a front-row seat to what happens when people let their internal fears dictate how other people should live. You recognize the "voice" of projected anxiety because you’ve been hearing it since you were a kid.
When you see people today pushing that "fear of being alone," does it feel like that same old script from '66—just with different words?