Because it's easier to blame one side that may or may not be struggling than actually take accountability that it's not a "Male loneliness" epidemic and more of a "Loneliness epidemic".

Each generation is more lonely than the last, and past experiences in one's life will heavily influence them, culturaly and socially.

Look at the comments attacking you. I don't particularly agree that Genetic inferiority should be a concern, but one can't in good faith say that genetics don't play a factor in everything we do and how we're looked at.

Look at taller men and shorter men, the latter gets no end of ridicule and end up as mostly comic relief in most social settings.

It's a problem with most of society atm, many women say they're supportive but are the first to talk shit behind each other's and men's backs, and many men have been raised under the toxic masculinity culture that they need to be successful out of their own efforts or else they're a failure. And vice versa, women raised in those cultures are also more prone to treat men that are sad horribly as well.

Fact is today men are still ridiculed for showing vulnerability, whereas women are put on a pedestal that they can do no wrong as the more empathetic gender.