Nearly Half of U.S. Adults Say Dating Has Gotten Harder for Most People in the Last 10 Years

I am told that women want to settle down and have kids, etc. At singles events, women come in groups and are reluctant to talk to men. In online situations, women say they want desperately to meet a nice guy like me, but never answer my response to their profile. I am trying to remain positive, but two things are really bothering me. One, that younger women are no longer interested in dating men who are even just slightly years older than them and sometimes want to date men years younger then them.

Evidently, some people are single because they choose to be. They are austerely not interested in being in a serious relationship at this time all the rage their life. Others are single anticipate to the circumstances of their lives. But the reality is that we hold more power over our adore destiny than we often think.

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W hen a divorced woman on the wrong side of 45 with a brace of kids began to carve about her experiences of being definite last week, she opened her blog with the extraordinary statement that she was in relationship no man's acquire, condemned to be alone for the rest of her life. The dull woman, whose blog is called The Plankton, is not alone in believing that there are problems specific en route for being a single woman in average age. A survey this month bring into being eight out of 10 women above 50 think they have become concealed to men. Seven out of 10 women in the study felt overlooked by the fashion industry, while three-quarters of women in their 60s believed they had lost their identity as a result of being labelled as a mum. Women and men are living longer after that fitter lives; the average age by which we divorce is rising — 41 now for women and 43 for men — and the add up to of single parents is projected en route for rise to 1.