Mid-life bachelor stereotype debunked
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Mid-life bachelor stereotype is WRONG! Single men are unhappy
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Scientists from the University of Toronto say single men are unhappy and sexually unfulfilled.
In stark contrast, single women tend to be happy in their single status, as well as the quality of their sex lives.
Men fear singledom more than women do, and that they struggle to navigate expectations of traditional masculinity.
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