Survey Reveals Single Parents Thrive Post-Breakup with Personal Growth and Optimism

New research highlights how single parents embrace self-discovery, improved confidence, and redefined priorities after a relationship ends.

Two-thirds of single parents report experiencing a 'glow up,' marked by newfound confidence and self-awareness after a breakup.
An impressive 82% of single parents believe their best days are still ahead, reflecting widespread optimism about the future.
Seventy percent of single parents say their relationship with themselves has improved, with many embracing emotional resilience and maturity.
Nearly half (49%) of single parents feel more dateable now, attributing this to greater confidence, better mental health, and emotional well-being.
Beyond dating, single parents focus on self-care, family, and hobbies, while developing key skills like financial independence and decisiveness.