The fear of being single drives people to put more effort into finding and keeping romantic partners. Involuntarily single people experience more fear of singlehood and invest more in dating. But people with higher self-esteem don’t feel the need to try as hard when dating.
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Psychology Today
The Fear Factor: How Singlehood and Self-Esteem Drive Dating
How fear of being single shapes our romantic decisions.
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New study suggests a woman’s political views are linked to qualities she seeks in romantic partner. 🗳️❤️ Right-leaning women prefer partners who fit more traditional mold, while women at both political extremes place high value on someone who shares their political beliefs. 🌍💑
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PsyPost
A woman’s political views are linked to the qualities she desires in a romantic partner
An extensive study of over 13,000 women across 144 countries explores the connection between politics and romance. The findings show clear patterns linking a woman's political orientation to her preferences for an ideal partner.
In later life, a romantic partner’s happiness is closely linked to your own ❤️💑, study finds. This emotional link is influenced by factors like caregiving roles, health status, and social connections, highlighting the deeply intertwined nature of well-being in later life.
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PsyPost
In later life, a partner’s happiness is closely linked to your own, study finds
A new European study finds a strong link between the life satisfaction of older romantic partners. Published in Social Indicators Research, the research shows this emotional connection is influenced by factors like caregiving, health disparities, and the…
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A 10-year study finds that romantic partners gradually shape each other’s political party preferences 👫❤️ — when one partner’s support for a party rises or falls 📈📉, the other tends to follow the next year, a dynamic that may help explain political alignment and polarization.
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SAGE Journals
Intimate Partners’ Political Influence: Longitudinal Evidence for the Mutual Transmission of Party Support between Women and Men
Cross-sectional research demonstrates that intimate partners generally hold similar political preferences. It is unclear, however, whether intimate partners inf...