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A query from the Times on today's e-mail blast from ProfNet, the PR Newswire service to help journalists find sources:

I am exploring the topic of 'yellow light' bachelors, single, straight men who have reached an age where their friends and family start to wonder what is wrong, why they're still single. Are they 'commitmentphobes'? Are they gay? It's the 'Well if he's so successful and attractive, yet single, what's wrong with him?' If, however, a guy is single, but he's divorced, then it's OK. It seems like men get a pass until perhaps their mid-30s, but after a certain point, society judges them. Anyone who has any personal thoughts, experience, either as a family member, friend or a single guy, would be great.

Need we even bother to mention that the inquiring reporter is Zeitgeist manufacturerchronicler Jennifer 8. Lee?

Jennifer 8. Lee [NYT]