One third of males will be Lifetime Singles

[dando]

"There is a possibility that one third of males in their 20s will be unmarried throughout their lifetime." was published in my web.
http://dandoweb.com/e/unmarried.html

I have analyzed the result of Japan's national census.
The increase in the lifelong unmarried ratio is accelerating, and there is a high possibility that one fourth of males in their late 30s will be unmarried throughout their life and one third of males in their late 20s will be single for their entire life...

[F_O_R_E_X]

and who can blame them ??

[IkemenTommy]

Darwinism at work.. no big loss. The human race will continue whether the third breeds or not.

[Neo-Rio]

Human instinct to avoid unecessary breeding kicks in within areas which are overpopulated. It's also instinctual for human beings to avoid talking to each other or even looking or speaking to each other when they are forced to invade each others personal space on a constant basis. I suppose after time, this behaviour becomes even more "built-in".

What I think we are witnessing in Japan, is simply nature taking its course to deal with the overpopulation. I guess this is preferable to people running around, hacking up random people with samurai swords to achieve the same thing.

[dimwit]

I have analyzed the result of Japan's national census.
The increase in the lifelong unmarried ratio is accelerating, and there is a high possibility that one fourth of males in their late 30s will be unmarried throughout their life and one third of males in their late 20s will be single for their entire life...

My guess is that a disproportionate number of them live with mom and dad. Why search for someone I might have to communicate with when mommy will do my laundry and feed me until I retire?

[dando]

In my web, another article on the marriage are actively read now.

"Seemingly Overheated International Marriages in East Asia"
http://dandoweb.com/e/marriage.html

Both articles introduce blogs of Japan.
Six articles are posted as "Japanese Blog Review" series.

Japan Research and Analysis
http://dandoweb.com/e/