Title: Single person
Content: and purpose according to psychology professor Peggy A. Thoits at Indiana University. In a recent survey “There are 32 percent higher rates of early death in single men compared to married men. While single women have 23 percent higher rates of death compared to married women” report by the American Journals of Epidemiology Study. Researchers explained that single people experience more emotional factors that cause them to die sooner. Regarding a recent Harvard study “Socially isolated men have an 82 percent higher risk of dying from heart disease”. A study that compared attachment patterns of long-term singles and coupled adults

Title: Jinji of Silla
Content: "if she knew that she could die for her refusal", the woman told him that "she knew but even so, she still refused for she cannot live having two husband at the same time". The king asked her again if she knew that he can also kill her husband without a problem, the woman told him that she knew "but then she would rather die, than live with another man". The king then asked her, "if she would be able to accept him if she wasn't married", the woman replied "Yes", finally, he let her go. That same year, King

Title: Well-being contributing factors
Content: does not reverse throughout the marital period. Surprisingly, there has been a steady decline in the positive relationship between marriage and well-being in the United States since the 1970s. This decline is due to women reporting being less happy than previously and single men reporting being happier than previously. Research does exist, however, suggesting that compared to single people, married people have better physical and psychological health and tend to live longer. With this, a two-factor theory of love was developed by Barnes and Sternberg. This theory is composed of two components: passionate love and companionate love. Passionate love is

Title: Medieval singlewomen
Content: who would eventually marry in their lifetime and women who never would. The term "life-cycle singlewomen" describes women who were single for the years between childhood and marriage. Women who were single for life fell under the category of lifelong singlewomen. It is important to distinguish singlewomen from virginal nuns, another group of husbandless women. Although unmarried, not all singlewomen were celibate virgins and virginal nuns practiced very different lives than everyday singlewomen. Widows also differed from singlewomen, as they often had greater economic security and occupational opportunity. While widows and singlewomen both lived without a spouse at some point

Title: He never married
Content: their homosexuality but disliked the word "gay". In 2007, Bridget Fowler also noted that the phrase could be used without a double meaning in her book "The Obituary as Collective Memory". Rose Wild of "The Times" has observed, however, that even where used in an apparently non-coded form in historic obituaries, the phrase could still be revealing of the subject, giving the example of a school master's obituary in 1923 that stated "he never married" but continued that he "usually spent his holidays in a little inn frequented by seafaring men at Falmouth". In 2016, Christian Barker of "The Rake",

Question: Who said, "Married men live longer than single men, but married men are more willing to die"?
Answer: Johnny Carson