LOS ANGELES, CA, August 13, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Richard Procida, attorney, academic author, and commentator on men's issues and social dynamics, announces the publication of his new article in the Centre for Male Psychology magazine. He is available for media interviews, podcast appearances, and public speaking engagements on related topics.

His newly published piece, "'Some guys have all the luck'. Bachelorette Parties, Lonely Boys, and De Facto Polygyny," examines how modern mating patterns contribute to a form of de facto polygyny. The article explores the concentration of female sexual and romantic attention on a smaller number of high-value men, the resulting exclusion of many average men from relationships, and the measurable psychological consequences—including elevated loneliness, diminished social networks, and increased risks to men's mental health.

Read the article here:
https://www.centreformalepsychology.com/male-psychology-magazine-listings/some-guys-have-all-the-luck-bachelorette-parties-lonely-boys-and-de-facto-polygyny

Procida has also addressed the deepening divides in American culture and politics. In his article "The Polarization Trap" at LA Progressive, he examines how polarized thinking—particularly around gender and social issues—traps people on opposing sides, making constructive dialogue and mutual understanding more difficult.

Read "The Polarization Trap" here:
https://www.laprogressive.com/gender-discrimination/the-polarization-trap

About Richard Procida
Richard Procida is an attorney and the academic author of Social Issues in Global Perspective: Pornography (Lexington Books). He writes on men's issues, relationships, social dynamics, gender, and political polarization.

He is available to discuss:
Male loneliness, singlehood, and mental health
Modern mating markets and relationship trends
The psychological impact of prolonged exclusion from intimate relationships
Political and cultural polarization, including gender-related divides
Related social and demographic issues

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