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Your main worry is that you don't have a significant other? Hate to break it to you, but that's life. Get better at being content with your own company. Focus on what YOU can do to make yourself happy and quit whining.
To be kind, I'd like to say you'll find someone eventually, but once the new wears off of that you'll be back to wanting something else you don't have.
^^^^this. I'm tired of getting on here and reading people saying how much they hate hollidays or hollidays are overrated because they dont have somebody. Whining about they don't have somebody for thanksgiving, they don't have somebody for christmas, they don't have somebody for new years, they don't have anybody for Valentines day.
^^^^this. I'm tired of getting on here and reading people saying how much they hate hollidays or hollidays are overrated because they dont have somebody. Whining about they don't have somebody for thanksgiving, they don't have somebody for christmas, they don't have somebody for new years, they don't have anybody for Valentines day.
For pete sake people she was apalled by the commercialization of the stuff not whining about the holiday and that she has no one. I believe she did have a sense of humor regarding her remarks that got lost in translation for a few individuals in here - lighten the hell up around here.
For pete sake people she was apalled by the commercialization of the stuff not whining about the holiday and that she has no one. I believe she did have a sense of humor regarding her remarks that got lost in translation for a few individuals in here - lighten the hell up around here.
LOL. My best friend just posted the same thing today about seeing Easter junk out in the stores already. If the OP was writing about shopping, she would have posted it in the shopping forum. But she used the merchandizing issue to complain that it's worse when she's single. Anybody else gotta dead horse?
LOL. My best friend just posted the same thing today about seeing Easter junk out in the stores already. If the OP was writing about shopping, she would have posted it in the shopping forum. But she used the merchandizing issue to complain that it's worse when she's single. Anybody else gotta dead horse?
It's because it's the only holiday for coupledom - which would make it applicable to the forum. I certainly wouldn't read that much into it.
So I went to a CVS yesterday afternoon and they already had a full aisle decorated with hearts, a gazillion of hallmark “love” cards, and heart-shaped chocolate boxes. I know as businesses, they are just trying to make money but darn, Valentine’s Day feel so far away to me that I was shocked when I saw it. It was also a suck-y reminder that I am single. I guess I could also look at it as a motivational tool to start looking for a date pronto, lol.
lol! Valentine's Day has never bothered me, even when I was not dating anyone. But folks wearing red on Valentine's Day truly annoy me, for some reason.
I was so annoyed how early Christmas things went up in the stores. It seems it gets earlier every year. You can't escape it because all stores are doing it to compete. It saddens me because it takes away what the holidays are really about.
The holidays ARE being started earlier and it turns into a long drawn out process which is why I'm really starting to hate the holiday seasons.
Thank god I'm single because I can just ignore all of it.
I hate this "holiday". It only reminds me that I'm single and unhappy the last 2 years.
You just don't know how to live your life. There are MANY things you can do that married men, or men who are dating can't.
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