Emma Watson says she's 'self-partnered'. Here's what that means — and why it's not a bad idea - NBCNewsBETTER
Emma Watson recently announced that she has changed her single relationship status to "self-partnered."Nov. 11, 2019, 6:39 PM UTCApproaching a milestone birthday inevitably forces us to evaluate what we've achieved and where we feel we've fallen short — both personally and professionally. In a recent interview with
, actress Emma Watson said one thing she's made peace with as she nears her 30th birthday is her current relationship status."It took me a long time, but I'm very happy [being single]. I call it being self-partnered," she said., a clinical psychologist based in California sees merit the idea. Manly describes the relationship status this way:"self-partnering focuses on the ideal of being happy and complete as a solo individual.
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