Men could take action to make conditions in their own environments more favorable. However, trying to convince women to abandon social structures that benefit their own sexual interests at the expense of men's will achieve little.
Western men often feel that they actually possess many positive qualities. For instance, they are generally less violent toward women than men in many other cultures. Western men likely exercise more restraint against committing sexual violence than men in certain other regions. They also make more of an effort to be accommodating toward women's feelings, and they often possess the intellectual and professional capabilities necessary to manage the economic foundations of a partnership.
Yet, Western men often feel that women—especially feminists—fail to appreciate these qualities and that they are indiscriminately blamed for societal issues.
In Western Europe, this dynamic could potentially be altered quickly and fundamentally by allowing mass migration from regions where cultural attitudes toward women are less egalitarian. By comparison, feminists might then view Western men less negatively.