Following directly after the most romantic day of the year, Singles Awareness Day has grown in popularity in recent years for those who are periodically in the lonely hearts club, or those who are just feeling a bit down on themselves because they didn't have someone special on Valentine's Day.
Singleness is not a curse. In fact, it's a blessing that many of us fail to appreciate until we are in a relationship.
That’s very nice but it’s not like she has a choice. She’d love some help. She’d probably love to have someone just bring her soup when she’s sick and be there for her, unconditionally, through tough times. Don’t we all want that?
You know when being single kind of sucks? On moving day. Your single friend has no man to move the big furniture for her, and paying a moving company is expensive. So ask your man, and some of his buddies, to help your single friend move.
To avoid major pitfalls, take note of a few common ways that some of your friendships could potentially be detrimental to your romance.
Charing wants to know: What's the big deal?
Do you know women who are set on trying to be somebody, anybody's First Lady?
From trying to hook your single friends up to asking them why their last relationship fell flat, this single author wants nosy folks to have several seats.
Do you want to be married by 45?