The original topic and comment are about men. It is possible boys have a different reason, but it wouldn't be applicable to the discussion taking place anyway. However, "girl problems" does still seem like a likely candidate for that group as well. Most children don't have much else to worry about. We, generally speaking, try to doe everything we can to shield them from reality.

It is absolutely true that someone else's life doesn't define their own future path, but that doesn't mean they don't latch onto those stories and project the negativity onto themselves. One cannot predict the future so the experiences of others is all one has.

Now, to answer your data points regardless - I don't think you understand that divorce isn't in isolation, it obviously affects entire families, including children. So, I wouldn't be surprised if there is more data showing these young boys are from broken homes.

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/health/publications/health...

And in here, you will find:

     Men die by suicide at about 3 times the rate of women. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among men and boys aged 15 to 34.