Single at Forty

According to the Harvard Institute of Interpersonal Studies if you haven’t been in a long term relationship by 22 (defined as over 12 months) there is a 85% chance you will be single at 40

A distressed, gray-bearded man looks downward beneath a caption claiming that people who have not had a long-term relationship by age 22 have an 85% chance of being single at 40. The joke is exaggerated relationship anxiety and bleakly presenting an invented statistic as scientific fact, making it useful as a reaction to being single or fearing loneliness.

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