Jukka Aakula’s Reviews > Loneliness: Human Nature and the Need for Social Connection > Status Update

Solving the problem is probably possible ... how is maybe not so evident.

"The students high in loneliness, compared to those low in loneliness, reported lower levels of social support, higher levels of shyness, poorer social skills, higher anger, higher anxiety, lower self-esteem, higher fear of negative evaluation, lower optimism, lower positive mood, and higher negative mood." Loneliness in young men - e.g. non access to connections to women - may cause aggression (Incel) or depression?

Evolution of the social brain and evolution of co-regulation.

Loneliness is the pain of the social brain which drives us to social connection.