Jeder dritte Gen‑Z‑Mann fordert Gehorsam von Frauen

Deutsche Welle (DE) Social JusticeNews ReportDE 3 min read 100% complete by Hannah FuchsMarch 21, 2026 at 03:25 PM

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Eine globale Studie von Ipsos und dem Global Institute for Women’s Leadership aus dem März 2026 zeigt überraschend konservative Ansichten unter jungen Männern. Fast ein Drittel der befragten Gen Z-Männer (geboren 1997-2012) in 29 Ländern befürwortet, dass Ehefrauen ihren Ehemännern gehorchen sollten, ein höherer Anteil als bei älteren Generationen. Die Studie, die über 23.000 Menschen befragte, fand auch heraus, dass ein Drittel der jungen Männer der Meinung ist, dass der Mann in einer Beziehung das letzte Wort haben sollte. Experten sehen eine mögliche Ursache in der Polarisierung durch Social Media, wo extreme Positionen verstärkt werden. Die Studie verdeutlicht einen Generationenkonflikt innerhalb der Gen Z, insbesondere zwischen Männern und Frauen, hinsichtlich traditioneller Rollenbilder.

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21% of Gen Z men believe a 'real woman' should never make the first move.

statistic — Ipsos and the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership100% confidence

Robert Grimm says social media algorithms reward pointed messages, amplifying polarization.

quote — Robert Grimm, Leiter der Politikforschung bei Ipsos in Deutschland100% confidence

31% of Gen Z men support wifely obedience, compared to 13% of Baby Boomer men.

statistic — Ipsos and the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership100% confidence

Almost a third of Gen Z men believe a wife should always obey her husband.

statistic — Ipsos and the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership100% confidence

A study shows that some Gen Z men hold surprisingly conservative views and endorse traditional gender roles.

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Kelly Beaver 40% Brazil 40% Robert Grimm 40% India 40% Australia 40% United States 50% United Kingdom 50% King’s College London 60% Global Institute for Women’s Leadership 60% Ipsos ×370% Andrew Tate 70% Gen Z ×790%

Keywords

gen z 100% rollenbilder 90% gehorsam 80% traditionelle vorstellungen 70% gleichberechtigung 70% generationenkonflikt 60% social media 60% studie 50% ipsos 50% ehefrau 40%

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