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Single during the holidays? It doesn’t mean being lonely or alone

  • Written by Elizabeth Brake, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Arizona State University
Single during the holidays? It doesn’t mean being lonely or aloneMore and more Americans are choosing to be single.mimagephotography/Shutterstock.com

As the holiday season starts, singles may face questions from friends and family: “When are you getting serious about dating?”

In many families, seasonal festivities draw lines between who’s coupled and who’s not. Romantic partners are...

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