A new study found that believing in singlehood's potential for growth was linked to greater life satisfaction.
Up to 82 percent of those studied relied on friends and family to join them in self-expanding activities — no romantic relationship required.
- A new study found that believing in singlehood's potential for growth was linked to greater life satisfaction. Up to 82 percent of those studied relied on friends and family to join them in self-expanding activities — no romantic relationship required.
There should be a study linking that belief to SSRI use
Oh great, more miserable single women who will get old and regret their singlehood….