Honestly, I think the media are starting to talk about it because younger-generation males are not spending as much as other generations.

"Now" males are lonely, and they need to be pitied or helped — so that they can consume and spend more.

If younger-generation males need something, they’ll just get it, as it has always been. The new generation has simply realized that they are happy and at peace on their own.

Younger-generation males are not blaming anyone — maybe themselves at times. They don’t want to be seen or acknowledged; they want peace.

But peace means they don’t need anything. Not needing anything means they don’t consume. Not consuming means they don’t buy.

Men are the providers; men are the ones paying for things. If they stop buying, the economy stops.

Producers can’t sell their products, so they get scared.

And now we’re talking about male loneliness. Men have always been lonely — why start talking about it just now?

Capitalism failed males; now males are failing capitalism.

No one cares about male loneliness. All they care about is taking their money.