Often, when men hear that women try harder in a relationship, they say that these are stereotypes and the effort is not about gender but about man. No, my friends. No stereotypes. It is the whole truth and a recent research confirms it. This is why women turn out to be happier as singles, unlike men.
The survey was conducted by the polling and statistics company Mintel and its results are impressive. 61% of women who participated in it say they are happy to be single, surpassing the corresponding 49% of men. In addition, 75% of single women surveyed said they had not been involved in a relationship in the past year. This percentage for men is 65%.
What is the reason for all the above? According to an article in the Independent, women who have heterosexual relationships feel that they put much more effort than their partners into making the relationship work and evolve. If one adds to this the organic fatigue from the obligations of everyday life (work, housework, etc.), then in many cases in the long run they feel that they are lifting a lot of weight, without even realizing this effort.
Equally important from the research is that women experience their bachelor life more happily, as in most cases they are more social than men and have more friends to go out and forget about.