"Guyland"

"Guyland" is a term coined by sociologist Michael Kimmel to describe the social environment where many young men in their late teens to early thirties often gather, behave, and develop their identities. It reflects a transitional phase characterized by peer bonding, exploration of masculinity, and sometimes resistance to adult responsibilities. This environment can influence how men navigate relationships, careers, and personal growth, often emphasizing camaraderie and a shared culture that can delay maturation and emotional development. Essentially, "Guyland" highlights the social space where young men define themselves and establish their roles within society.