I could not find a link to the study in the article, but I generally find Philip Chard’s work to be high quality and insightful having read his columns for many years now, so I trust the information
I could not find a link to the study in the article, but I generally find Philip Chard’s work to be high quality and insightful having read his columns for many years now, so I trust the information
Not quite the same but I could see a an argument for “if you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with.” Still, not being in a relationship is better than being in a bad one and I’m sure the exact threshold varies from person to person.