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A recent study showed 25% of US young men are facing a loneliness crisis, called the "loneliness epidemic". US men ranked higher among western, developed countries.

I can see this. Women these days can easily cry "harassment" and "stalking", threatening a man's freedom, finances, and career. In addition, women are also very self-absorbed, give the cold shoulder, are less loyal, dangerous to throw a man under the bus, and are quick to reject. It seems like today, you need preconsent via dating apps or messaging to even approach a woman in-person with romantic intentions. The excessive boundaries are ridiculous, and the hookup culture and unrealistic expectations make matters worse.

I was lucky to find my fiance due to an arranged situation. I was 29 when I had my first real girlfriend. Better late than never, but if I didn't have the help, I would still be lonely today.

I am 26 and earn about £7k a month which at the start of my career is phenomenal. Probably top 1% for my age group in the UK. Most likely. I feel like a baller, I have zero expenses.

I am happy but I have to earn 10X as much. Especially given my background. We all have to start somewhere. My dad amassed 10M so I have to be very wise in how I invest and grow.

I am asking the crowd born in the 90s, those born between 1990-1999.

Are you achieving a stable middle-class life financially? Are you still living at home, renting, or own your own home? Did you need help/a boost from your family? Have you been able to save? Are you drowning in career instability and debt?