Geoff MacDonald

Dr. Geoff MacDonald, a psychologist from the University of Toronto, delves into the intriguing world of singlehood. He unpacks what it truly means to be single, discussing both voluntary and involuntary singlehood. The conversation explores the connection between attachment styles and the well-being of singles, revealing how past relationships impact one’s decision to remain single. Cultural influences on singlehood trends, particularly in younger generations, are examined, highlighting the complexities and fulfillment that can exist outside romantic engagements.

Geoff MacDonald, expert in relationship status and well-being, discusses the growing trend of Americans choosing to stay single. Topics include the relationship between being single and well-being, gender differences in singlehood, societal stigma against being single, and the need for more research on the lives of single people.