Psychology says people who choose to stay single aren’t necessarily more lonely: A study found they reported less romantic loneliness than those who wanted a partner
A 2017 study revealed that being single doesn't equate to loneliness. Young adults who choose to remain single experience significantly less romantic loneliness compared to those desiring a partner. This indicates that the emotional journey of singlehood relies on personal choice and alignment with life aspirations, rather than merely the lack of a relationship. Researchers stress the importance of comprehending what single status truly signifies for individuals.
A 2017 study revealed that being single doesn't equate to loneliness. Young adults who choose to remain single experience significantly less romantic loneliness compared to those desiring a partner. This indicates that the emotional journey of singlehood relies on personal choice and alignment with life aspirations, rather than merely the lack of a relationship. Researchers stress the importance of comprehending what single status truly signifies for individuals.
