Early 20th Century Prediction

This early 20th Century postcard predicted what was in store for males 100 years in the future.

CoverBoy

A typical mid-21st Century cosmetics advertisement.

Fly the Very Friendly Skies

Sex sells and Madison Avenue has never shied away from using sex to shill products.

In the 20th Century, when females were sexually objectified, the Mad Men constantly used females in sexist advertising campaigns.

In the Post-Patriarchal 21st Century, with the high heel now on the other foot, males were considered sexual objects and the Mad Women used males in sexist advertising campaigns, for example, in the two airline ads shown below.

She's Knows Best

Another advertisement from the September 2041 issue of Cosmopolitan.

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Does He?

An advertisement from the September 2041 issue of Cosmopolitan.

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The Happy Homemaker, 2045

As the mid 21st century mark approached, the Post-Patriarchal male was completely domesticated, respectfully subservient, and accepted his status as the "weaker sex."

Young adult males in 2045 represented the second generation of the modern males and were fully acclimated to that role because they grew up under the matriarchy and knew no other way.

As a result, modern male fashion was not the anathema to the second generation as it was to previous generations. They not only accepted, but they adored the "new masculine" attire, hairstyles, makeup, etc. and they happily acquiesced to their role serving the females.

(The accompanying photos were part of a fashion spread that appeared in the April 2045 issue of Good Housekeeping. It featured film actor Sonnia Suchere modeling wifely attire of the day. Miss Suchere had recently won an Oscar for his portrayal of Sugar Kane Kowalczyk in the remake of Some Like It Hot.) 

Senior Male Life

This advertisement for "Boy Tow" appeared in the June 2042 issue of AARP, The Magazine.