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In an article last week, U.S. psychologist Greg Matos argued that men are lonelier than ever as they struggle to meet the higher dating standards. Women want men who are emotionally available

Doc gets hate mail after claim men lonely because of high standards of modern women

Men are lonelier than they've been in over 30 years, with psychotherapist pointing to women's higher standards of dating as the main cause.

A societal failure to teach young boys the importance of communication has resulted in growing numbers of lonely, single men, a new study has found. The number of these men is rising, American psychologist Greg Matos has written, as they struggle to meet the higher dating standards of women. The psychologist claims he has discovered […]

>> greg: sorry, got. upon his leaving, i tweeted, "france, ive decided after 20 years, it was greatest in my last day on air with pals wolf anderson and don." im sure they were stuck together like the pages of his employee handbook. but how fitting that his cnn carrier also had a happy ending. i will, for one, cant wait to see what he take a whack at it next. he continued, "love all my former colleagues were caught from an xbox, but the oklahoma city bombing, coming in 2023 from simon & schuster...

Youve been there, its going through its behind the music phase. the artist let itself go to your account on some level, this is embarrassing. >> greg: you cant send a whole city to rehab. will this solve the citys problem? >> with this type of ingenuity, they are going to solve the homeless problem. reinventing the trash can, $20,000 later. >> greg: add a little sex appeal to throw away your trash. when they are digging through the trash, it looks more appealing, is that what it is? >> its a pho...

One psychologist says dating opportunities for men are fading as standards rise

American psychologist Dr Greg Matos penned a piece titled The Rise of Lonely, Single Men for Psychology Today , in which he argued men need to address their [relationship] skills deficits.

A societal failure to teach young boys the importance of communication has resulted in growing numbers of lonely, single men, a new study has found.

An article in 'Psychology Today' reports that numbers of straight, single men are on the rise due to skill deficits and a rise in relationship standards.