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Ever wonder if you’re single by choice or just because the dating pool feels more like a kiddie pool? Well, grab your floaties because we’re diving deep into that question today! We're chatting about the real reasons people find themselves single, and spoiler alert: it often comes down to a lack of good options rather than a conscious decision to embrace the single life. I share my own experiences and frustrations, from the unsolicited advice about "putting myself out there" to the myth that being single means I’m somehow less desirable. It’s a relatable journey through the Bermuda Triangle of dating — where options vanish and frustration reigns supreme. So, whether you're single by luck, circumstance, or just looking for a reason to laugh at the absurdities of dating, this episode is for you! Let’s dig in and see if we can make sense of this chaotic love landscape together.This episode tackles the hard-hitting topic of being single—not just the choice to be single, but the circumstances that often lead us to navigate the dating world without partners. I candidly discuss my own experiences and the societal pressures that come with being single, from unsolicited advice to the feeling of being judged by friends and family who assume our single status is a personal choice. Spoiler alert: it’s often not that simple! I share moments of vulnerability, like going out and not encountering any attractive or available men, and the frustration that arises from feeling like options are scarce. Along the way, we touch on the importance of self-awareness and understanding our own needs in relationships, as well as the significance of not settling for just anyone. This episode is a reminder that it's perfectly okay to desire a partner while also enjoying the single life. We reflect on the balance between wanting to be loved and finding comfort in our independence, and ultimately, we recognize that it's all part of the beautiful mess that is life.
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By WioletaSuggestions on how to improve this podcast? Email me at [email protected].
Want to send a voice memo regarding an episode's topic? Leave me a voice note at www.allaboutbeingsingle.com.
Want to see additional content? Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thisiswioleta/ or https://www.instagram.com/allaboutbeingsingle/.
Want to watch this on YouTube? Subscribe to my channel https://www.youtube.com/@AllAboutBeingSingle.
Ever wonder if you’re single by choice or just because the dating pool feels more like a kiddie pool? Well, grab your floaties because we’re diving deep into that question today! We're chatting about the real reasons people find themselves single, and spoiler alert: it often comes down to a lack of good options rather than a conscious decision to embrace the single life. I share my own experiences and frustrations, from the unsolicited advice about "putting myself out there" to the myth that being single means I’m somehow less desirable. It’s a relatable journey through the Bermuda Triangle of dating — where options vanish and frustration reigns supreme. So, whether you're single by luck, circumstance, or just looking for a reason to laugh at the absurdities of dating, this episode is for you! Let’s dig in and see if we can make sense of this chaotic love landscape together.This episode tackles the hard-hitting topic of being single—not just the choice to be single, but the circumstances that often lead us to navigate the dating world without partners. I candidly discuss my own experiences and the societal pressures that come with being single, from unsolicited advice to the feeling of being judged by friends and family who assume our single status is a personal choice. Spoiler alert: it’s often not that simple! I share moments of vulnerability, like going out and not encountering any attractive or available men, and the frustration that arises from feeling like options are scarce. Along the way, we touch on the importance of self-awareness and understanding our own needs in relationships, as well as the significance of not settling for just anyone. This episode is a reminder that it's perfectly okay to desire a partner while also enjoying the single life. We reflect on the balance between wanting to be loved and finding comfort in our independence, and ultimately, we recognize that it's all part of the beautiful mess that is life.
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