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Very true. But when it comes to loneliness, I've heard far more about "the male loneliness epidemic."
The male loneliness epidemic is often cited to me and used to silence women/NB folks when we try to discuss our safety and support groups. It is supposedly women's (and other not-men's fault) that men are lonely.
I just searched it up and apparently NPR has something about it now. https://www.npr.org/2025/02/17/1263527043/its-been-a-minute-male-loneliness-epidemic-real
Thanks for the link, interesting read( I read the transcript). A section here:
This might be one of the reasons. But it is interesting that the survey says it is only 1% less of women than men feeling lonely. Would be interesting to know the country too. Not all societies are the same, and in some friendships between men are similar in connection like between 2 women.
It always reminds me of a This video
Do you have a link not hosted on Twitter?
That's just where they posted it