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What's the hardest age of life? Understanding the U-Shaped Happiness Curve

Research from the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests that middle age, specifically around the late 40s, is when most individuals in developed countries experience their lowest levels of happiness. This phenomenon, known as the "U-shaped happiness curve," helps answer the question: what's the hardest age of life?.

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What is the hardest age to live in?: Understanding the Most Challenging Life Stages

According to a 2024 study published in the *OJIN: The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing*, approximately 27% of older adults in the United States live alone, highlighting significant social and emotional challenges in later life. Yet, determining **what is the hardest age to live in?** is a complex question with no single right answer, as studies reveal different peaks of stress and unhappiness for various age groups. What's considered the most difficult period is often subjective and dependent on individual circumstances and cultural context.

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