Man, oh, man.

The number of single young men in America has soared nearly 50% since 2000 — and despite what the ladies may think, that’s not necessarily a good thing.

There were 30.4 million bachelors ages 20 to 39 in the country in 2025, while about 15.4 million men were married, according to a recent report from the Institute for Family Studies.

In 2000, by comparison, there were 20.7 million bachelors and 18.1 million husbands in the US — showing the gap between unmarried and married men is now almost six times as great these days.

“Such men are more likely to be lonely, prone to deaths of despair and unhappy,” said Brad Wilcox, a sociologist…

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