How To Be Successfully Single

Celebrate the Freedom of Being Unattached

© Cherie Burbach

Happy to Be Single, Benjamin Earwicker

There are two types of singles: those that love every minute of their life and those that are desperate to meet someone.

Have you ever encountered a friend who just seemed to whine about his or her single status constantly? They complained about the lack of quality people out there, spent every minute of their time at home and bored, and begged you for set ups.

Conversely, how about those singles that seemed to have the most glamorous life? They traveled, were always the first to see the hottest concert, and never seemed to be home for more than a minute or two.

Which one of these seems more attractive? Which one do you eventually think will end up meeting someone fabulous?

If you’re one of those folks who lament your single status, take a look at the following points because it’s time to change your attitude!

You’re Not Alone

It may seem like all your friends are married or otherwise attached, but in actuality there are many people out there just like you. Take heart in knowing that no matter how bored and lonely things sometimes are there is someone who shares your pain and knows exactly what you’re going through. You may not meet them, but they’re out there and they get it.

You Are the Envy of Your Friends

Whether your married friends tell you or not, they sometimes wish they were you. After all, you get to meet new people and when one of them ticks you off, you can tell them goodbye. You can have the apartment all to yourself and do whatever it is you want without someone to judge you or demand your time. These are things that married folks only wish they could return to.

Benefits of New Love

Remember those first few dates with someone great? Wondering about the first time you kiss. Thinking about holding hands and finding out about their childhood. The times they try and woo you by doing something so incredibly sweet.

Activities Abound

When you’re single you get to learn a new language, travel, attend restaurant openings, see the latest movie. When you’re married you’re on a budget and have to save for houses and kids and family obligations. Let’s face it, when you’re single you have the ability to do any darn thing you please. Why sit at home and pout? Instead, fill up your life with as many activities as you can handle.


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