> now is supercharged by a whole industry of TikTok self-diagnoses.

As I understand, this is mostly affecting young women who are much more mimetic than young men. Is this also affecting men at (nearly?) the same rates? I don't see a lot of short form video content from men talking about their emotional issues. However, there is virtually unlimited content from women.

To be clear about my comment: I am not trying to be anti-women here, just point out a trend that I see.