Changing Attitudes Towards Singlehood Among Teenagers
A new study suggests that teenagers today are more likely to be single and happier about it compared to previous generations, possibly due to prioritizing personal autonomy over romantic involvement. The research found that adolescents born between 2001 and 2003 reported significantly higher satisfaction with singlehood. While societal norms around romantic relationships may be shifting, challenges associated with long-term singlehood still exist.