Soldato
A new report has been published stating that the numbers of single, lonely, young and middle aged straight men are on the rise.
The main driver, according to the article, is the rise in standards by women not putting up with emotionally unavailable men with poor relationship skills.
It goes on further to advise that single, child-free women are the happiest group in life.
So I thought this place would be a good place to discuss (I wasn't sure if I should put this in SC or GD)
A couple of links relating to the report:
https://www.boredpanda.com/number-of-lonely-single-men-rise-psychologist-greg-matos/
https://www.dazeddigital.com/life-culture/article/56755/1/lonely-single-men-are-on-the-rise-psychology-today#amp_agsa_csa=49326498&_ct=1661118478197&_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16611183573487&csi=0
So are they correct?
1) Are women no longer putting up with, what the report states, low standards?
2) Are single children women the happiest cohort all through life?
Or, is there another side to the discussion:
3) Are men choosing to be single due to the potential downsides of relationships (divorce, emotional/psychological abuse etc)
4) Are women's relationship standards getting too high - they insist on a man being excellent at all areas (physical looks, high earner, great domestically and emotionally available/vulnerable yet not a "wimp") - is this a double standard given me are derided for wanting a "hot women that's great in bed and not a ladette"
5) Does being a single man inherently mean you are lonely and depressed by this?
Over to GD....
The main driver, according to the article, is the rise in standards by women not putting up with emotionally unavailable men with poor relationship skills.
It goes on further to advise that single, child-free women are the happiest group in life.
So I thought this place would be a good place to discuss (I wasn't sure if I should put this in SC or GD)
A couple of links relating to the report:
https://www.boredpanda.com/number-of-lonely-single-men-rise-psychologist-greg-matos/
https://www.dazeddigital.com/life-culture/article/56755/1/lonely-single-men-are-on-the-rise-psychology-today#amp_agsa_csa=49326498&_ct=1661118478197&_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16611183573487&csi=0
So are they correct?
1) Are women no longer putting up with, what the report states, low standards?
2) Are single children women the happiest cohort all through life?
Or, is there another side to the discussion:
3) Are men choosing to be single due to the potential downsides of relationships (divorce, emotional/psychological abuse etc)
4) Are women's relationship standards getting too high - they insist on a man being excellent at all areas (physical looks, high earner, great domestically and emotionally available/vulnerable yet not a "wimp") - is this a double standard given me are derided for wanting a "hot women that's great in bed and not a ladette"
5) Does being a single man inherently mean you are lonely and depressed by this?
Over to GD....