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Living a happy single life, with Geoff MacDonald, PhD

Speaking of Psychology

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Are Older Singles Happier With Being Single?

Evidence suggests there's an inflection point around midlife that single people starting at about age 40 start to become more satisfied with being single. Older women who have let go of the desire or never had a desire for romantic relationship in the first place are our highest group in terms of life satisfaction. The people who as they get older continue to wish that they were in a romantic relationship seems to be associated with lower life satisfaction.

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