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"Safetyism" as a category for books would encompass works that explore the cultural, psychological, and societal implications of prioritizing safety above all else. This genre would delve into the ways in which an overemphasis on safety can influence individual behavior, public policy, and social norms, often at the expense of personal freedom, resilience, and critical thinking. Books in this category might analyze the rise of safety-centric ideologies in various domains, such as education, parenting, workplace environments, and public discourse, examining the balance between necessary precautions and the potential stifling of growth and innovation. Through a mix of sociological analysis, psychological insights, and real-world examples, "Safetyism" books would aim to provoke thought and discussion about the costs and benefits of living in a society increasingly focused on minimizing risk and discomfort.

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