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The Rise of Solo Living in America
Many Americans are choosing to live independently. We are interested in your solo living stories for our upcoming features.
A significant number of U.S. adults, nearly 46.4%, are single according to the United States Census. This status is not something to regret.
Data from Pew Research indicates that being single is often intentional. Around 57% of single adults are not seeking romantic relationships or casual dates.
Solo travel and dining are increasingly popular choices. They reflect autonomy and personal choice.
Solo living is now mainstream. By choice or necessity, millions of Americans are managing their lives on their own.
We would appreciate hearing about your own journey in solo living.