Comparing the two major groups of men and women, which group is the most lonely psychologically?

I've always thought of loneliness as a common human emotion, but there's no doubt that some people are inherently more lonely than others. This includes personality differences, life experience differences. However, I never thought about men or women, which group was more lonely in this group!

So, when I saw the results of the psychological research based on this big data survey, I was still surprised.

Psychological anecdote: Married women are lonelier than married men, and single men are more painful than single womenA psychological study found that due to the difference in innate brain function and the acquired growth environment, men and women can show a variety of manifestations when they are lonely in the face of common human emotions. Men and women deal with loneliness differently.

Women are depressed, and men tend to be angry when body odor fades or when they are lonely. Not only that, but many studies have shown that women are generally more likely to be lonely than men. Especially in the married group, the loneliness of women is much higher than that of the male group.

But only one group is the exception. It's the single group. In the single group, men are more likely to be lonely than women.

Researcher Shelley Boris argues that women are more likely to be lonely than men, probably because women are more likely to admit loneliness than men.

Due to the stereotype of men in society, many men are emotionally vulnerable when surveyed, especially men with strong masculinity, and are reluctant to admit that they have. This feeling of weakness, negative feelings. This will make them prone to self-doubt.

It is men who do not admit it. But that doesn't mean they don't exist. To ensure the authenticity of the survey, psychological researchers not only investigated evidence in the actual population, but also investigated social mood, gender statistics, and loneliness rates among men and women.

In this statistic, the researchers also found that the way men expressed loneliness was full of catharsis, anger, and sexuality. Women, on the other hand, tend to express loneliness in a way that is depressed, hopeless, and powerless.

Not only that, but because women live in groups, when they feel lonely, single women often escape loneliness through girlfriends, best friends, and even small groups. Men's shame about the experience of loneliness makes it easier for single men to be lonely than single women and harder to get out of loneliness than single women. When married, women will be doubly lonely.

After most women get married, regardless of their right to interact or concerns, they easily turn to their families and children, so they fall into a self-closed circulatory system, and it is difficult to get rid of loneliness.

Male, although not apparently lonely. But I am very lonely in my heart, and I want to have love very much.

Men, they always don't want to show it, they feel like they're still themselves, there's no need to share it with you, that's it.

In the social model, whether men and women are in the disadvantaged group has always been a hot topic, which is related to the life and work of the people. In different ways, both women and men can be in the vulnerable group.

On the one hand, women are half of the population, and although the spirit of social inclusion is becoming more and more leading, there are still many problems that limit women's development. There are still considerable differences between women and men in education, occupation, rights and many other aspects. For example, in terms of education, there are differences in attitudes and ideological forms towards the education of men and women in different societies, resulting in women in some developing countries, especially in some developing countries, being more disadvantaged in education, and there is an extreme lack of educational investment and educational opportunities. In terms of occupations, women generally earn less on average than men, and gender disparities are widespread.

From the perspective of rights, women, especially women in some developing countries, are still threatened by various social phenomena such as physical exploitation, sexual violence, and employment discrimination. It can be seen that, just as the number of women in the demographic makeup, their status, opportunities and the distribution of resources in society should not be overlooked.

On the other hand, although men have advantages in other aspects, they also have weaknesses. For example, in some subcultures, occupations and other fields, men will also face gender stereotypes, discrimination, and deprivation of rights similar to those faced by women, thus falling into a situation of restriction. In the family role, men also face considerable pressure, as they need to take on the responsibility of caring for the family while also providing for the family, which can make them feel tired and stressed, especially in labor-intensive occupations.

In terms of health, although the average life expectancy of men is shorter than that of women, it is an issue that is often overlooked that men often neglect their physical health.

In summary, both men and women can be considered as disadvantaged parties in the group in different ways, and both need to be changed through the joint efforts of people. Therefore, people of different genders should be treated with real respect and equality, and do their best to eliminate discrimination and poverty, provide them with a level playing field, and help them develop and thrive. Only in this way can a truly equal, just and meaningful social life be achieved.