People Of The Internet Rant About Article That Claims The Number Of Lonely, Single Men Is On The Rise
American psychologist Greg Matos says the number of lonely men is increasing.
Being single is great, and there are many upsides to it. However, after some time, you may start to feel lonely because you're missing that important person in your life. You don't have to be in a relationship to be happy, but studies have shown that men are typically happier and healthier when they are in a relationship.
As technology has evolved, the way we find partners has changed alongside it, with the number of people using dating apps increasing every day. This isn't necessarily a bad thing; it's just how humans are—we grow and evolve every day, and we're used to adapting to new things all the time.
People on the internet reacted strongly to an article written by American psychologist Greg Matos, in which he claimed that heterosexual men are lonelier than ever and that the number of single men is increasing.
Greg listed the key reasons why he believes this is true and explained them in detail in the article, which you can read below.
People had a lot to say about this article all over the internet, from Twitter to TikTok, and let's just say that the comments didn't exactly agree with Greg. Make sure to scroll down to read Greg's controversial article along with the comments left by others who read it.
Greg listed the key points that explain why the number of lonely, single men is on the rise.
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Greg Matos PsyDHe lists three trends in dating that are making life harder for heterosexual men. The first one is dating apps.
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Sixty-two percent of users on dating apps are men.
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The second trend is the healthier relationship standards that women seek in men.
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The third trend he lists is men's lack of skills necessary for a successful relationship.
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Greg shared some advice on what men can do to improve their chances.
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He claims that we have an opportunity to revolutionize relationships.
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TikTok user "legionofdoon" had a lot to say about the article in his video rant, which he posted on TikTok.
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This TikToker brought up some important points from the article.
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Proof for his claims lies in the article itself.
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Women are increasing their standards.
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It's time to treat human beings well.
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As always, Twitter users had a lot to say about this study.
@ButNotTheCity
From the mouths of men into the ears of women.
@queenveej
Sounds about right.
@MonateReal
Women are happy to see that other women are raising their standards.
@blackpopgirl
Just a theory.
@BronaghTumulty
There's a reason for the increasing standards.
@arletalert29
The lack of emotional connection skills has been mentioned frequently. Keep that in mind.
@adakanma
Sad to read.
@lesbrains
A lot of people are hurt.
@BaronX
Now let's see what the people on TikTok say about this.
@stephers85
Interesting...
VERONICA
Sad:
Clara Swan
Fair enough.
M
It's finally been brought up.
sadinasimulation
There's nothing wrong with being single.
Anny
That's one way to look at it.
It'sthebrooklynbomber
The punchline.
Jane McJane Jane
One way to look at it.
Kate
Happy for you!
LesleyMC
Bare minimum.
@thecatsmeow24
People had a lot to say about Greg's article, and they didn't take pity on the lonely, single men. Most blamed the men for not treating women properly, which resulted in women raising their standards. We've seen a lot of opinions here, but what do you think about this?
