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This applies whether you are in a relationship or not in one.

As a side question I'll also ask, do girls recieve more love from guys than guys recieve love from girls? And why would this be or not be? I would additionally like your opinion on this in the comments below as well.
(I asked that because I'd read a comment earlier where a guy calls it a fact of nature that [generally] girls get more attention than what he personally experiences as a guy; because he's a guy. I do recall the old saying that "women are the fairer sex", and so I do think there is large scale truth to the person's comment.)

To the main question, Western society is becoming more consumeristic, atomized and individualistic by the day, and so the concerns of others around us seem to get muted more and more. Hence, our lonliness epidemic is already more deadly than obesity and still increasing.

So therefore, we must be amongst growing demographics of people with either or both emotional and physical touch deprivation. In the title question I'd used the word "love" to address either both of these at once. But in the polls I will use "Love" as it pertains to specific conditions of physical and emotional touch.

I suspect that guys will make up most of the overall "deprived" demographic in the poll, because I've heard many experiences and perspectives similar to the comment I mentioned earlier along with suicide rates. Though with the attempted suicide rates in the West I'm certain that women experience emotional and physical touch deprivation to a similarly great degree in ways too.

But with that said, would you say that you are you loved, or deprived of love?