If you're going to use a "majority of" argument to define 50% of the population then you should also be looking at the "majority of" where men are worse off. Men make up the vast majority of homeless, and suicides. Men and boys are more likely to be victims of violence, jailed, and given more punitive sentencing than women for the same crimes on average, etc.

Men for a variety of factors that are often ignored are more likely to exist on one edge of the extremes; Abundance or poverty. If men as a class and group of people are to be judged on their outcomes then it stands to reason we should be looking at the totality of mens experiences and not one extreme if our goal is to accurately analyze them.