the single life
When I am living single as a woman, I feel good about my life; I have freedom, peace and allowed selfishness. It’s a pure joy like. I made a few changes in my thinking and in my lifestyle that allowed me to be happy living single.
For the first time in history, in North America, you have more people living alone then with someone.
Living single is all about freedom. Freedom of speech, freedom of hours of sleep, freedom to go out, freedom of doing what you want, when you want it.
Living single as a woman, can it be fulfilling?
What makes a life fulfilling is to experience intimacy. When you are feeling closeness with you child, with a parent or with your partner it is a good source of happiness. That is why you can have intimacy with yourself.
Intimacy is a feeling of closeness. So find it with yourself. Be close to yourself. To whom you are. Find out what you really like and dislike.
Do you like doing woodworking? Would you be happier working on shifts then a 9-5 job? Unless you try it, you can’t know about it. Living single is a great situation to experiment and find out more about you.
Take the opportunity to have undisturbed connection with you. Find new hobbies. Find some new long term project. Make new friends. Plan an unconventional trip. Be more spiritual. Try new sports.
By the way, if you pity yourself, stop it right now. No man will want to be with a depressed woman. Everybody wants a lively, positive and happy person. As you are developing more of yourself, you are becoming even more fascinating. You’ll have backed up opinion and anecdotes to share.
Living single is a “believe in you” situation. You will be so involved in different situations that along the journey, you will meet men. Living single still allows flirting and dating.
Please be aware that you will be multi-challenged. That is why a good opinion of yourself, a series of small positive experiences and success will help you lead a happy single life and help you patiently meet the man made for you.





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