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  1. catspongedogpants on

    nice looking graphic. i want to see post 2020 when prevalence of remote work increased.

  2. nice charts! most of this data tracks with my assumptions, but seeing it is still a bit surprising. So much time spent alone

  3. Thought 15 year olds would spend more time with children than adults, but everything else tracks

  4. Galbotorix78 on

    This is the average time spent per person.
    I would be curious how much this differs for people that move out of their parents house and live alone.

  5. You can clearly see when men die, because that’s when women’s time alone jumps. It also seems like the lonely men die first since alone time drops for the oldest men.

  6. FellowOfHorses on

    This graph appears from time to time in the “male loneliness epidêmic” discussion. But we can see women and Men spend more or less the same time with family and friends, the gap comes from work and kids

  7. silent_porcupine123 on

    I was surprised that “partner” diverges like that at 70-80, especially because I expected it to be fairly even considering most men’s and women’s partners are each other. But then I realised it’s probably that women live longer. Which also explains why alone time flips in those same years.

  8. Pretend-Wind-6132 on

    Introvert/extrovert litmus test: Does the last chart make you look forward to or dread aging?

  9. When your partner becomes your family, thats when you really get some bang for your buck

  10. I’m amazed that the average 20 year old woman in America spends about an hour a day with children. Could someone talk me through this? Is this due to women taking care of siblings and cousins? Is this due to a minority of women having babies young, which pulls up the average?