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Have Single Women Cracked the Happiness Code?

What's up: Society has done a phenomenal job convincing us that a woman can only be happy when she is in love. Enter: The Cat Lady. However, A new study challenges this notion. Researchers at the University of Toronto found that single women are more satisfied with their relationship status and sexual satisfaction and have less desire to find a partner than single men. (Like it's hard?) The study suggests that women may have less to gain in heterosexual relationships. And who wants to argue about that? Division of all that unpaid housework? Women also have more financial freedom than ever before, meaning they are less reliant on a man (or his credit card). Researchers also theorized that women tend to have stronger social relationships than men.

What it means: In recent years, women have been redefining what it means to be single. Previous generations placed great emphasis on getting married, having children, and achieving the dream of a white picket fence. Today, women value themselves in all areas (because self-care is the best kind of care). In fact, more and more women are choosing it.”Young boss” or become celibate. Some say online dating has ruined their chances of finding love because of the focus on physical intimacy instead of emotional intimacy. However, many women have reported finding more peace in their lives. You love watching it.

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