Russia’s full-scale invasion has upended nearly every facet of daily life in Ukraine.

Clearly, not a full-scale invasion. If it was, even women wouldn't have time for this level of nonsense.

For women, the problem is particularly acute.

When isn't it?

Well, let's see what the very next words are...

Tens of thousands of men have died. Many more are on the front lines, some have fled the country and others are reluctant to leave their homes, fearful of being stopped in the street by draft officers. In cities like Kyiv, the capital, the presence of men has noticeably dwindled. In some villages, conscription has hollowed out the male population.

Oh, man, that sounds rough...for women, of course!

“This leaves a small percentage of men who are ready for and want relationships,” said Margarita Stelmashova, a Ukrainian psychotherapist and sexologist.

Speaks for itself.

The war has also made forming long-term relationships more challenging. Many soldiers experience psychological stress that strains their intimate connections, sexologists say. And several women said in interviews that they worried about dating servicemen who might have war trauma, and who could one day be killed.

Will women's suffering never end?!