One thing people don&#x27;t seem to want to discuss (even in this thread) is that humans are social creatures and that our society has become increasingly anti-social.  One representation of this (out of several) is the changes in how dating and the relationships between men and women work in modern society.  Some of these changes are clearly good, but I don&#x27;t know that all of these changes are good.  There&#x27;s more people who are single now than ever before, and many of them find it difficult to impossible to find a significant other.  This has become so common at this point that it&#x27;s a running joke in mainstream media about people currently in their late 20s&#x2F;early 30s.<p>Meanwhile, I have several male friends whose complete inability to find a suitable relationship has lead them into dark and deep depressions, including attempted suicide.  Obviously there&#x27;s more at play here, but I think this is one thing that we hardly ever discuss as a society, how important it is that each of us feel loved.  How important it is that we have someone to come home to every day.  How the changes social media and the Internet have wrought on society lead us to spend more time in front of a screen than in front of another human being forming a real connection.  I&#x27;m sure these issues affect women just as deeply as they affect men, but I feel like men seem to consider suicide as an option more than women, especially as they age.  It seems strange that we&#x27;ve put so much effort into this issue yet it still seems almost insurmountable to catalog and connect the people who are desperately single with each other.