Marriage cuts loneliness but not happiness
A long-term German study indicates that the quality of relationships varies in its impact on mental health and happiness. While marriage reduces feelings of loneliness, it does not guarantee happiness. The findings show that good relationships are associated with better psychological outcomes, whereas moderate or poor relationships may increase negative emotions. The study also revealed that men are more affected by being single than women, and that the quality of the relationship matters more than its mere existence.
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