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It’s not always easy to get out of our comfort zones, but it can be the only way to make new friends, especially when you’re single and living in Los Angeles.
With Facebook, our past loves can appear in our present, bringing with them the question, “If our choices had been different, would they have been the one?”
Yes, being single and getting grief because we’re unmarried is annoying, but being so prickly about it doesn’t help matters.
They stuff their unresolved anger in “leak proof” containers, but it’s just a matter of time before it seeps out and destroys any hope of a healthy relationship.
Self-employed singles face tough choices when they have to pick between their entrepreneurial dreams and getting health insurance coverage.
Sometimes it’s better not to see what’s coming up from the side and simply focus on the road ahead.
Mainstream media has suddenly started to portray unmarried people as “in vogue” even though we face single discrimination at work, in social circles and from powerful institutions.
Single on Valentine’s Day? Don’t let whimsical, unpredictable romantic love determine whether you enjoy the day.
A new book, Going Solo, offers surprising insight on the emergence of a new single majority that prefers to live alone.
The Women’s Weekend taught me about self-acceptance and how it’s better to be single than to be with a man who won’t let me be me.