Belonging · 2025 survey
Do Men-Only Groups Help?
Do you agree or disagree that being part of a men-only group or organization helps young men grow personally?
A majority (55%) agree men-only groups help young men grow. Just 14% disagree.
The split
54.5% AgreeDisagree 14.4%
- Agree 54.5%
- Neither 24.5%
- Unsure 6.6%
- Disagree 14.4%
Topline, all respondents
- Agree54.5%
- Neither24.5%
- Disagree14.4%
- Unsure6.6%
Most common answer
Agree
Share
54.5%
Respondents
1,000 American men aged 16 to 28
The numbers
| Response | Percent |
|---|---|
| Agree | 54.5 |
| Neither | 24.5 |
| Disagree | 14.4 |
| Unsure | 6.6 |
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Citation
The Lafayette Company, Young American Men Survey 2025, “Do you agree or disagree that being part of a men-only group or organization helps young men grow personally?”. 1,000 American men aged 16 to 28, fielded by Cygnal, October 22–26, 2025, margin of error ±3.01%. youngamericanmen.com/data/2025/mens-groups
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