The main difficulty is that human behavior is by nature extremely complex. Human beings are individuals, with individual needs and concerns. May acknowledges that there are certain similarities and "stages" that can be used to categorize human life. Unlike many other psychologists, he however denies that these are specific to specific populations at specific physical stages of development. What May denies is not that

I do therefore believe that many unsatisfying relationships are endured for their companionship qualities. However, other factors also play a role in this.

From the purely religious viewpoint, scientific advances have influenced all other areas of human knowledge to the extent that humanity has become increasingly self-reliant. There is no longer a single moral document such as the bible or any other religious text that dictates the moral behavior of a "good" human being. For many, this is confusing. The sudden freedom from the threat of eternal hellfire seems to have proved somewhat problematic for certain sectors of society. It seems that many people are not mature enough to form their own inner compass of moral behavior. This is especially true of those in power either politically, religiously, or criminally.

3) Loneliness is one of the major problems of our world. In the past, unsatisfying romantic relat

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