- Â ASEXUALS: Who are they and why are they important?
- Is it better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all?
- Children of single mothers: How do they really fare?
- Is it bad to notice discrimination?
- The American psyche: Tipping toward solitude?
- Are you single at heart?
- The ultimate threat to single people: You’ll die alone
- 10 myths about single people: Here are the first 4
- Keeping marriage alive with affairs, asexuality, polyamory, and living apart
- ‘So why have you never been married?’ A case study in accidental singlism
- World’s most revolting Facebook status updates
- Wedding porn doesn’t turn us on: Age at 1st marriage has never been higher
- Undateable: Guest post by Elliott Lewis
- Are the early years of single life the hardest? Part II: Approaching age 30
- Men and women who have always been single are doing fine
- Single, no children: Who’s your family?
- The last ‘why you are single’ list you will ever need
- Are monogamous relationships really better?
- Two scholars ask: What if marriage is bad for us?
- USA Today big new story on marriage peddles same old fallaces
- Americans just want to be single?
- It’s National Singles Week: Here are 14 reasons why we need it
- Solitude, Part 2: The benefits it brings, and the special strengths of the people who enjoy it
- 10 myths about single people: Here are numbers 5, 6, and 7
- 10 myths about single people: Here are the last 3
- How do you make friends when you are single?
- Getting married and getting sex (or not)
 #2
Off-Topic: Most Popular Posts about Lying and Detecting Lies
- Who lies?
- Do relationships need lies to survive?
- Friends and lovers: Is there a ‘knew it all along’ effect?
- Looks can kill – your better judgment
(Because I blog about deception relatively rarely, I was able to collect links to all the posts I wrote on the topic in one place: Here’s what I know about lying and detecting lies.)
#3
The Post that was the Biggest Loser
Far fewer than 1,000 people ever clicked on this post, making it the biggest loser by a lot!
I’m toasting Brits this week, too!
#4
Some Surprises, or, After All These Years, I Still Can’t Predict Which Posts Will Be the Most Popular
I always have a guess about how a post will do before I publish it. What continues to surprise me is how often I’m wrong, even after 5 years of doing this. What’s more, I’m wrong in both directions. For example, I did not expect big things from “Are Married People the True Victims of Singlism?†But it took off immediately, and even though it did not crack the top-27, it racked up thousands of page views, and several months later, it is still attracting readers.
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