Contrary to the stereotype that portrays mid-life bachelors in a favorable light, researchers from the University of Toronto have found that many single men are generally unhappy and sexually unfulfilled. Their study indicates that while these men often enjoy their perceived freedom, single women report higher overall well-being and satisfaction with their solitary status and sex lives. The research sheds light on societal standards that unfairly cast single women as unhappy, while single men are seen as charming bachelors. Factors such as age and ethnicity also influence the findings.
In their new study, the researchers set out to understand the experiences of single men and women in the real world.
Overall, single women appear to be higher in their overall well-being compared to men.
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