Single men in their 40s are in such demand that they suffer from a “hotness delusion syndrome”, a demographer claims.
Their rarity compared to women of the same age means they still receive lots of attention - leading to a delusion about their sex appeal, KPMG demographer Bernard Salt said.
“He can be balding and paunchy. And when he looks in the mirror he doesn't see balding and paunchy, he sees taut, trim and terrific.”
He said the female attention made some middle-aged men think they were “pretty damned hot”.
“Well, you may well be pretty damn hot, but you need to take into account the demographics - you're about the only thing going around.”
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