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Every year around this time, I like to take a look back to see which posts "Living Single" readers seemed to like best, based on the number of times the articles were viewed. This year, the theme of balancing time alone and time together takes its place alongside the more predictable favorite topics such as happiness, meaningfulness, and sex.
#1 Why so many partners want to be both single and together
#2 Who is divorce toughest on?
#3 The top 10 ways couples have changed
#4 Sex drive? There's no such thing
#5 National Singles Week: 19 reasons why we need it
#6 Why don't we confide in the people closest to us?
#7 Single and lonely? The truth may be exactly the opposite
#8 Gay marriage ruling is matrimaniacal, shames single people
#9 7 kinds of marriages – and one awesome alternative
#10 Can you trust married people to keep a secret?
#11 Getting married makes you happier? Again, no (Part 1)
#12 A happy life or a meaningful one? They are not the same
#13 We have it all wrong about lonely people
#14 How to be happily single for life
#15 Finding "the one" is overrated: Emotionships matter more
#16 How to talk to a single person
#17 Love of single life: The quintessential modern love?
#18 How you can tell that deep down, solitude is your thing
(Sometimes I go off topic and write about themes with no special relevance to single life. Some of those were very popular but I'm not including them here.)
[Notes. (1) If you haven’t visited my website in a while, you may want to take a look. It has been updated, simplified, and redesigned to be more mobile-friendly. There are sections on Singles Research and Writing; How We Live Now; Deception Research and Writing; and lots more. All that, plus I still got to keep those doors! (2) Please indulge me as I share the news that my new book, How We Live Now: Redefining Home and Family in the 21st Century, has made the Kirkus list of Best Nonfiction Books for 2015.]
