Attachment Theory Exposed: Do Single People Really Thrive or Struggle?
Toronto, Canada—Are all single people insecure? The rise of singlehood around the world has sparked questions about the insecurities that may plague those who remain unattached for extended periods. However, new research published in the Journal of Personality suggests that long-term single individuals can indeed thrive and be secure in their status. A crucial factor influencing an individual’s experience with singlehood seems to be their attachment style. In Canada, the number of young adults aged …