Here’s something you won’t hear often in mainstream media — but the data keeps backing it up:
Conservative men are, on average, healthier, happier, and more optimistic about the future than their progressive counterparts.
In 2023, The Wall Street Journal and NORC at the University of Chicago <a href="https://www.norc.org/content/dam/norc-org/pdf2024/wsj-norc-topline-march2023.pdf">reported</a> a striking divide: self-identified conservatives were significantly more likely to report high levels of happiness, purpose, and personal satisfaction. Meanwhile, progressive men under 40 showed the lowest mental health scores of any demographic group.
And it&#8217;s not just psychological.
<a href="https://equityresearch.tufts.edu/why-being-conservative-is-correlated-with-higher-happiness/">Multiple studies</a> show conservative men are more likely to exercise, less likely to abuse substances, and more likely to have strong support systems through marriage, faith, and community. That trifecta — physical discipline, mental resilience, and social grounding — turns out to be a major health advantage.
So what does that tell us?
At a cultural level, mindset matters.
It turns out that believing in personal responsibility, discipline, and building something greater than yourself doesn’t just make you feel good — it’s tied to how you actually live. And in a world constantly pulling men toward comfort, numbing, and passivity, those who resist are standing taller, living longer, and staying stronger.
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