They want to know when you’re going to meet someone – like you can answer that question.

Too often we press our own visions of happiness onto other people, and for those on the receiving end of such sugary visions, it can get tired.

When you love being single, you use your time to work on your biggest project: you.

You’re independent, you’re happy, you love yourself, and you have a decent level of self-awareness. Now that we’re able to check off all those boxes, can we at least consider the possibility that being single sucks?

There was a time when I was actively in search for love.

There’s nothing wrong with taking time to find yourself, it may even be one of the greatest learning experiences of your life.

If you are the other half of your own power couple—no matter how this state resonates with you—this day is for you.

Put dating others on a break. Make time for you.

I try not to go into such elaborate detail as it’s sad and uncomfortable and who wants to hear my sad and, quite honestly, unoriginal sob story about what I feel like I am truly missing in life. 

You can either make the most out of being single, or you can just make your life centered around finding the one you will marry. I don’t recommend the latter, and here’s why.