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The discourse emphasizes how societal shifts have altered men's behavior—how men are now expected to never approach women publicly, owing to concerns about danger or social backlash. The narrative criticizes women for expecting men to make the first move but also expressing disdain when those moves are made or when men don't approach at all. The irony is that men are often painted as "cowards" when they act cautiously, yet they are discouraged from approaching women openly. This contradiction leads to a stagnant social scene where both sides feel rejected and misunderstood, further exacerbating the reluctance to initiate contact.