Singlehood
For some people, it's a walk in the park. They relish the freedom of not being tied down by another person, and having the time and space to pursue personal passions, like picking up a new language, learning how to pole-dance, or going for rock-climbing lessons. They see it as an opportunity to explore who they really are, and who they can be.
On they flip side of the coin, some singles feel like they got the short end of the stick. They find themselves constantly envying otherss, and feeling incomplete in a group of lovey-dovey, starry-eyed couples. Things get even worse when they see the class nerd going out with a hot bobe or hunk. They find themselves contantly asking "What's wrong with me?"
For some people, it's a walk in the park. They relish the freedom of not being tied down by another person, and having the time and space to pursue personal passions, like picking up a new language, learning how to pole-dance, or going for rock-climbing lessons. They see it as an opportunity to explore who they really are, and who they can be.
On they flip side of the coin, some singles feel like they got the short end of the stick. They find themselves constantly envying otherss, and feeling incomplete in a group of lovey-dovey, starry-eyed couples. Things get even worse when they see the class nerd going out with a hot bobe or hunk. They find themselves contantly asking "What's wrong with me?"

