Richard Reeves states that 20 years ago, men were more likely to hit milestones to adulthood (education, job, leaving home, marriage, kids), but now women are more likely to hit them.

Richard Reeves states that millennial fathers spend as much time with their kids in primary care as mothers did in 1985.

Richard Reeves states there is a decline in dating among high schoolers and young adults, which is a problem for developing relational skills.

Richard Reeves states that becoming a father significantly changes men's behavior, including economically, and changes their brain.