Science Says This Is What Brings Women Happiness–and It Might Surprise You
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Ilunga Mbidi KiluweOctober 24, 2025
This is true! This can apply to men also.
Kim BoslerOctober 23, 2025
“The people who need me, the people who depend upon me . . . there’s nothing like that for giving us a sense of meaning, identity, and purpose,” Erickson said. Yes. Exactly why transitioning to empty nest can be challenging. It’s then that we realize true happiness is not chasing happiness and always feeling needed but pursuing holiness. Our relationship with God brings joy no matter what stage of life or if we are single or married.
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