Number of 'lonely, single' men is on the rise, says psychologist
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#2'And while you don’t actually need to be in a relationship to be happy, men typically are happier and healthier when partnered.'
And this is the key takeaway for me. Nobody has the "right" to get a partner, hence, it is critical to learn to be alone, not only for guys, but also for old people.
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#3The comments section in this article is predictably brutal.
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#4Is this particularly a western problem?
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#6Maybe reading the original Psychology Today article would be better than this Daily Mail piece... Either way, it doesn't consist of much substance. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-state-our-unions...
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#7Is this particularly a western problem?
I don't think so, you hear the same thing happening in Asia as well.
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#8No one will care until those lonely single men are filled with rage and take it out on society.
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#10Shouldn't the number of lonely, single women also be simultaneously on the rise? Or the number of women dating women? If the men aren't dating, then either the women aren't either, or they're dating each other.