Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Men didn’t disappear they stopped approaching, deleted the dating apps, questioned marriage, and quietly built lives they no longer feel pressured to change. Now that the media is asking, “Where have all the men gone?” perhaps men’s absence has finally become louder than their complaints.
In this video, Remi Rene examines why some men are walking away from modern dating—and why many of them aren’t angry, bitter, or unable to attract women. Some have simply decided that dating no longer feels worth the effort, risk, or disruption to their peace.
We’re discussing:
* Why men are approaching women less
* How dating apps and social media changed modern relationships
* Why some men are choosing peace over dating
* Men’s concerns about commitment, marriage, and divorce
* Why subtle signals from women are often missed
* The difference between protecting your peace and avoiding vulnerability
* What would make relationships feel worth choosing again
This isn’t about blaming women, attacking men, or fueling a gender war. Women are frustrated with modern dating too. The real question is whether men and women have become so focused on protecting themselves that genuine connection is becoming nearly impossible.
Men don’t owe anyone their participation in dating, just as women don’t owe anyone a relationship. So instead of asking how to get men back, maybe we should ask: **What would make men genuinely want to come back?**
Fellas, are you taking a break from dating—or are you completely done? Did you stop approaching women, delete the dating apps, or change your mind about marriage? What would have to change for you to participate again?
Ladies, have you noticed that men are approaching less? Would you make the first move if you genuinely liked a man?
Share your honest perspective in the comments.
Subscribe to **Remi Rene** for honest conversations about men, women, relationships, dating, marriage, and personal growth.
#ModernDating #MenAndDating #Relationships
Contact Email: rene@remirene.com
#RemiRene
Men didn’t disappear they stopped approaching, deleted the dating apps, questioned marriage, and quietly built lives they no longer feel pressured to change. Now that the media is asking, “Where have all the men gone?” perhaps men’s absence has finally become louder than their complaints.
In this video, Remi Rene examines why some men are walking away from modern dating—and why many of them aren’t angry, bitter, or unable to attract women. Some have simply decided that dating no longer feels worth the effort, risk, or disruption to their peace.
We’re discussing:
* Why men are approaching women less
* How dating apps and social media changed modern relationships
* Why some men are choosing peace over dating
* Men’s concerns about commitment, marriage, and divorce
* Why subtle signals from women are often missed
* The difference between protecting your peace and avoiding vulnerability
* What would make relationships feel worth choosing again
This isn’t about blaming women, attacking men, or fueling a gender war. Women are frustrated with modern dating too. The real question is whether men and women have become so focused on protecting themselves that genuine connection is becoming nearly impossible.
Men don’t owe anyone their participation in dating, just as women don’t owe anyone a relationship. So instead of asking how to get men back, maybe we should ask: **What would make men genuinely want to come back?**
Fellas, are you taking a break from dating—or are you completely done? Did you stop approaching women, delete the dating apps, or change your mind about marriage? What would have to change for you to participate again?
Ladies, have you noticed that men are approaching less? Would you make the first move if you genuinely liked a man?
Share your honest perspective in the comments.
Subscribe to **Remi Rene** for honest conversations about men, women, relationships, dating, marriage, and personal growth.
#ModernDating #MenAndDating #Relationships
Contact Email: rene@remirene.com
#RemiRene
