Olivia Bennett
Olivia writes about modern dating, communication, and relationship psychology. Her articles simplify complex topics into practical advice for people navigating today’s dating landscape. She regularly covers dating app features, profile optimization, online safety, and healthy relationship habits using research-backed information.
Statistics
How Long Does It Take to Get Over a Breakup (2026): What the Studies Actually Measured
No study has measured one recovery time. The 11 weeks figure is a sampling window, the 18 months figure is a lifetime total from a food delivery poll, and tracked studies show a wide spread.
Relationship
Aromantic Meaning (2026): Signs, the Flag, and Aromantic vs Asexual
Aromantic means feeling little or no romantic attraction. What the word means, how it differs from asexual, the aromantic spectrum, what the Aro Census 2020 found about love and relationships, and the aromantic flag.
Relationship
Aroace Meaning (2026): What It Means to Be Aromantic Asexual, the Flag, and Signs
Aroace is short for aromantic asexual. What the word means, how it differs from aromantic and asexual, what the Aro Census 2020 found about love and dating, the aroace flag colors, and signs it may fit you.
Relationship
Omnisexual Meaning (2026): Signs, the Flag, and Omnisexual vs Pansexual
Omnisexual means attraction to people of all genders, with gender still playing a part. How it differs from pansexual, bisexual, polysexual and demisexual, gender preferences, the omnisexual flag, and what research says.
Dating Site
My Transgender Date Review: Prices, Safety and Verdict
If you’re a trans-attracted man looking for a meaningful relationship with a trans woman rather than casual conversations, this My Transgender Date review is...
Statistics
Second Marriage Divorce Rate (2026): 67% Is a Myth, and the Real Risk Is Double
The 67% claim has no study behind it. Federal cohort data puts the lifetime figure at 39.1%, and our own Census analysis shows second marriages divorce at 22.4 per 1,000 a year against 11.7 for first marriages of the same age.
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Who Initiates Divorce? Women File 69% of the Time, and That Share Is Falling
Women want or file for about 69% of American divorces, an estimate that rests on 92 breakups in one survey. Complete court records from England and Wales show the female share peaked at 72.3% in 1992 and has fallen to 63.3%, and our own Census analysis shows what the year after a divorce costs each sex.
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Divorce Rate by State (2026): All 50 States Ranked From Census Data
Oklahoma has the highest divorce rate in America and Maine the lowest. Our own Census analysis of all 50 states and DC, on both common measures, with margins of error.