Polish men face two peaks of loneliness: before 30 and after 40

Research shows that 55% of Polish men under the age of 24 rate their sense of loneliness as high. The problem eases in middle age but intensifies again after 40, creating two distinct "peaks" of loneliness across a man's lifetime. Experts — a sociologist and a psychologist — examine the profile of the lonely Polish man: where he lives, his financial situation, and why he feels isolated despite being surrounded by people.

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