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 ...

“One common stereotype is that single women are unattractive and miserable ‘spinsters’ while single men are labeled as romantically desired ‘bachelors,’ ” wrote University of Toronto ...

Single men “have more to gain from partnering than do single women,” the experts said. Dr. Bella DePaulo, author of “Single ...

On average, single women are happier compared to single men, suggesting that men have more to gain in heteronormative ...

A new study published on Oct. 24 in Social Psychological and Personality Science suggests that single women are enjoying life more than single men.

In my book Single at Heart, I wrote: “Studies have shown that on average it is women, more than men, who seem to take to single life.They like it better. They like their solitude more. They ...

Woman are choosing the single life Photo-illustration by Newsweek/Getty "Traditional marriage and motherhood is not generally a good deal for women pairing with men," Lisa Wade an associate ...

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 ...

And as a result, the share of single women ages 18 to 40 is up to 51.4%. CHANG: So fascinating - OK, there is so much to get into here, but I want to start with this idea of a cultural schism that ...

In 2024, single women represent 20% of all homebuyers, compared to 8% for single men. Three single women shared with BI their motivations for buying a home without a partner or a spouse.

And, there’s this as well: single women have children living with them more often than men do. “Single women are more likely to have children under the age of 18 in the home and [are] slightly more ...