All the single ladies are doing alright, new research reveals. Turns out, women enjoy flying solo a whole lot more than men, a study recently published in Social Psychological and Personality ...

Singlehood, a status sometimes envied, sometimes feared, doesn't seem to be experienced the same way by everyone. A recent study published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality ...

which found that single women own about 2.72 million more homes than single men, bucking traditional financial trends. It’s no secret that women in the US typically earn less than men.

Overall, though, the gender divide "continues to linger," Bev Betkowski said at the University of ... While married women do more housework than single women, married men do about the same amount ...

single women are unhappy, lonely souls who spend their lives pining for a man, and single men are easygoing, charismatic charmers without a care in the world. However, findings from an October ...

“In 1981, 73% of home buyers were married couples, 11% were single women and 10% were single men. Today, those shares stand at 62% for married couples, 20% for single women, and 8% for single ...

According to the Wall Street Journal’s Rachel Wolfe, women are simply no longer interested in being with men. “A 2022 Pew survey of single adults showed only 34% of single women were looking ...

It's hard out there for single women who date men. You've maybe heard friends complaining about the dating pool, or perhaps you yourself are navigating its murky waters. According to economics ...

Single women accounted for 20% of all homebuyers nationally in 2024; single men accounted for 11%. Bria Myers, 27, described her experience as a first-time homebuyer as emotional but rewarding.