You may be right, but it would be nice if you'd actually read the article rather than just the headline. The OP wasn't talking about a startup founded by a one

You may be right, but it would be nice if you'd actually read the article rather than just the headline. The OP wasn't talking about a startup founded by a one-person team - he was making the claim (defensible or not) that single people - that is, people not in relationships - shouldn't do startups. Whether that's a good claim or bad one - and I happen to think it's debatable at best - your commentary would be much better received if it actually addressed the point of the article rather than the headline.