He doesn't say anything in there about women owing men a relationship. He also doesn't blame women for what's going on. He mentions things that can benefit everyone and even women are lonely. It's about friends, family, community too. People are disconnected.
He talks about those things, yes. He also talks about how women entering the job force and succeeding there is creating an underclass of men that can't provide for their families. Also, the "loneliness epidemic" is frequently a vehicle to push women to date men.
But, I do agree that people do need community. And the kind of community people need is one that challenges them to be their best, not one that gives them excuses for why they failed.