Less than half of single Americans believe they’ll ever find “the one,” according to new research.
A survey of 2,000 adults, half single and half in relationships, revealed that just 41% of single respondents are confident they’ll find “the one.”
But they’re not alone: a fifth of those already coupled up don’t believe their current partner is their one true love.
This isn’t stopping people from searching for their soulmate, though.
On average, people have mistaken someone for “the one” twice before, though a third have had their hearts broken even more than that.
Even so, love is far from a lost cause: a quarter of Americans still believe there’s…
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