A recent Kinsey Institute study suggests that many people can experience passionate love at least twice in their lives, challenging the notion of a singular 'better half' in romantic relationships.
A new study conducted by the Kinsey Institute has revealed that the idea of having one 'better half' in romantic relationships may be an oversimplification. The research, which surveyed over 10,000 singles, found that nearly one-third of respondents reported falling in love twice, while a smaller percentage indicated experiencing love four or more times. This groundbreaking study aims to quantify the phenomenon of falling in love, a topic often discussed but rarely measured.
