Extra pension for single, 50+ men not married

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A man in his 50s, unmarried and childless, is likely to be alone with no parents and children when he's in his 50s. His only weakness then would be himself, but this isn't safe. If he decides to abandon himself and go to someone else's home, or walk past someone without being touched, that moment could become the last straw for him, turning around and killing them. This is something that is very possible, so I think it's necessary to give extra pensions to men over 50 who are unmarried and childless, to prevent this group from deciding to end their lives by going against others or getting into trouble due to money issues. It can at least prevent them from committing suicide because they have no money. Trying to strengthen laws through legislation and enforcement won't work, because people will only obey the law if they're afraid of its consequences, and once they decide to accept those consequences, what's the point of having laws?