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A woman shared five things she refuses to do just because she's single. Her TikTok highlights the outdated view of single women still ingrained in our culture.

This week, the dating app Bumble could not stay out of the news. First, the company launched an anti-celibacy advertising campaign mocking abstinence and suggesting women shouldn't give up on dating apps. Then, at a tech summit, Bumble's founder suggested artificial intelligence might be the future of dating. Both efforts were met with backlash, and during a time when everyone seems irritated with dating - where can people turn? Shani Silver, author of the Cheaper Than Therapy substack...

A writer named Shani Silver spoke out against the wedding industrial complex and proclaimed that single people don't have to give gifts if they're attending a wedding.

Writer and podcaster Shani Silver shared her problem with the cliché advice given to single people to "love themselves" and "work on themselves first." But people should refrain from offering unsolicited advice to people who are perfectly happy being single.

Hanging out with friends isn't just fun — social connections are also vital for our health and well-being. Read on to learn why.

Ten years after the launch of Tinder, some long-term online daters say endless swiping has been bad for their mental health.

Read an extract from "Unattached," an essay anthology edited by author and journalist Angelica Malin, which brings together 30 incredible writers to pen empowering tales of singlehood.

Being single isn’t a wrong way to be.

What is it like to go without a partner when you long for one – and when even a fleeting sexual connection feels impossible?

Photo: Ami Suhzu/Pexels If you are anything like me — a 38-year-old who owns multiple DVD copies of Heathers so I can still watch it when the grid goes down and the world becomes The Road, even if one of the cannibals on The Road steals my other copy — you woke up recently to an unwelcome surprise. Timothée Chalamet starred in a Super Bowl car commercial where he portrays the college-age child of Edward Scissorhands and Winona Ryder’s Kim. This commercial begs many questions...