singlehood in A Sentence

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    Yes, we really do want lifelong Singlehood.

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    Timing, which refers to defining when Singlehood actually begins.

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    Perhaps more important, other people regard our Singlehood as definitional.

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    However, Singlehood is just a part of one's identity- not the whole.

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    I will, by choosing to live a free single life, be helping to raise the status of Singlehood.

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    Singlehood is“not a state people aspire to- not, at least, in the same way they desire to be stylish or wealthy.”.

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    Jackson and others contend that prolonged Singlehood as an adult, when one wishes to be married, is a form of ambiguous loss.

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    And for people like me, who have spent most of their lives in what a I called a state of chronic Singlehood.

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    As a lifelong single person, and an author and social scientist with expertise in Singlehood, I was hoping for a different prediction.

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    She's able to have her“stash” available when she wants it, but also able to give off a sense of Singlehood to potential partners.

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    It is that of the charming guy who went public to tell his fans of his Singlehood and need for a partner.

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    That means that it is marriage that is transitional- separating one state of Singlehood from the next- and only for those who do marry.

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    One intuitive answer may be that the relationship becomes the person's"normal," something that they are used to and may be afraid to trade for the unknown of Singlehood.

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    It is important to highlight the fact that Singlehood was a conscious choice for many older people in their youth, and continues to be their unequivocal preference in later life.”.

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    And then there are the men who yearn to be fathers but, because of personal or partner infertility, lack of a female partner or Singlehood, cannot easily attain that coveted role.

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    When a personal narrative about Singlehood is formed and shared with important people in one's life(e.g., a therapist, family, friends, and/or other adults who are single), it creates meaning about and fosters healing from the ambiguous loss.

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