I think one of the worse parts of being single is diner- time. I don´t like to coke for my self only, and are ending up buying fast food. And that´s not good for the figure, for sure. And it´s very boring to eat alone, it ´s like eating creates a need for somebody to talk to. Very often my solution for eating healthy ( =not alone) will be to invite a friend or let my self be invited to a friend. But I have been thinking of this to actually go out and eat a diner for one on a restaurant. Why is that so hard to do, by yourself? Why do we feel so sad for somebody that is having a diner for one? Don´t say you don´t feel sad for them, because I think you do, but WHY are we doing that? Well, I will not change the world, in this regard anyway.

Remaining single but how long or forever, the main question is why you need a partner and when you need a partner. A girl or boy grows in family and according to the age and stage of life we develop our emotional needs according to our personality and stage of life. It’s a matter of fact that whether in form of a girl friend or wife a person needs a friend to share his feelings and can rely on. At what age we actually stop sharing our feelings with our family members, parents and friends and we feel lonely in spite of all near and dear ones around. Why do we feel lonely after a certain age? It’s a natural phenomenon to get attracted towards opposite sex due to several reasons. We start liking some one suddenly and want to get closer to her. We want to interact with her more and more and all the time, we want to spend time with her and with increased interaction we may reveal our emotions and some times even reveal our secrets. Why do these happen that we become a changed personality all of a sudden and add a new face in our ...

Well, I have to attend one of my friends' wedding on the Thanksgiving week. I already prepare my suite and gift for his congratulations. I never expected that I will be the last one among all of them. Basically, over all these years, my relationship with every girl I tried to date was disaster. I might either out of subject to talk to them, or simply my conversation just boring. Either way, I am still single and I have no one on my side to participate my friend's wedding. I remember that we all four people took classes together, skip classes together. Later, one of them have a girlfriend of his own, then we hangout less. Another one also find his love. Now, the last one is me. I was the second one graduated from college, and I have high expectation on dating the girls I want. Now, I am the lonely one left, walk alone. As I mentioned above, I tried so many relationships. They just didn't work out, and I really pissed of myself how much a loser I am. I almost reach my ...

I used to go out with my friends regularly, weekly the most. We have dinner and then go bar-hopping after. Sometimes we even eat breakfast before we go home. My parents are used to my going home in the morning. They knew my friends and are assured that I was in good company. When my friend had her baby and then I followed a few months later, this changed. Yes, we still go out but this time we have to squeeze it in our busy schedules as working moms. Our other two friends also have their boyfriends so it can get tricky scheduling a date. We have to agree on a date that will work for all four of us. Because of this limitation, months passed without seeing each other although we still keep in touch via email or IM. We miss each other’s company so when we finally find the time to meet up, it is sure to be lots of fun and we spend a long time just chatting and catching up with each other’s lives. I love my friends and this is definitely one thing I miss about being single. But being a mother is so much worth it and ...

Whenever I go out with friends, we don’t do the bar-hopping thing that we used to do a few years ago. I think the reason is because we matured a lot through the years and we don’t get to see each other very often so we are content with having dinner and coffee afterwards. It’s like we cherish quiet moments and a place where we can share stories and updates on each other’s lives. Unlike in bars where you have to shout just to understand each other. We usually choose a nice restaurant or try a new one that has good reviews. Sometimes we choose a restaurant-bar which has a live band entertaining guests. This is also good because while eating, we get to listen to good music and can even request for our favorites for the band to sing. After dinner, we just head to our favorite coffee shop and I order my favorite frappuccino. My girl friends and I are so close and we make it a point to bond once in a while. Now, all of us are committed but we promised each other that we’ll take a breather from our busy lives to just catch up like old ...

After a break-up, you often have the temptation to be friends. This may be because you still want to cling to the relationship and haven't accepted that it's over. Or, it may be because you were best of friends while in the relationship and you don't want to lose that aspect. The decision of whether to remain friends is a personal choice, but it may or may not be in your best interest. In my opinion, it depends a lot on how the relationship ended. If you experienced a brutal break-up where the other person showed no respect and hurt you deeply, you need to ask yourself why you would want to remain friends with this person. If someone has treated you like their worst enemy, it doesn't make sense to be friends. We can forgive those who have hurt us and done us wrong, but we don't have to do it up close and personal and remain friends. Think carefully about your reasons for wanting to remain friends. Do your reasons make sense? Are they in your best interest or are you trying to cling to the relationship that no longer exists?