Most long-term singles stay satisfied with their lives over 11 years, study finds
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A study published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin tracked German singles over more than a decade and found that about 90 percent maintained relatively high and stable life satisfaction. Led by University of Toronto PhD candidate Elaine Hoan, the research shows that unpartnered and unmarried individuals generally stay satisfied even as their sexual fulfillment, desire for a partner, and feelings about being single vary widely.
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