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Types of Singles: Which One Are You?

Here some of the many "types" of singles out there. Which one are you?

Ending a Short-term Relationship

Most of us can count how many people we have dated and thought “wow, he’s the one, I just know it.” We all want to fall in love and be happy. Dating can really be a painful but fun process. I personally don’t want to date anymore. I just want to find my soul mate. But, I am still having fun. It’s like a test drive and just driving around the block isn’t going to give you insight as to whether you have a future together. What ever you do, move through it and you’ll find the one.

Ending a Long-term Relationship

First, don’t say “I wasted all this time.” Nothing is a waste of time, trust me. Each and every relationship teaches you something and there are many lessons to learn. Sure, it's tough when you have given your all to a relationship but just be thankful it didn’t go any further. I’m sure we all have turned a blind eye to the signs that things are on the down slope with your partner. Just get back out there and do it all over again but this time be a little wiser. Try not to repeat your patterns that just seem to get you into trouble. Have fun and get back out there.

Divorced Singles

Although I have never been married I have many friends who have gone through this process. Whether you’re a man or women this can be a very painful process. I think the one positive aspect is that you get a second chance to move on to the next phase of your life. I highly recommend that you consider therapy to deal with any hurt, anger and unresolved feelings. Take time and figure out who you as an individual. Do all the things you haven’t had the time to do and find out what really interest you and go for it. There is a grieving process and you need to just move through it instead of stuffing your feeling deep inside. Live life to its fullest and take one day at a time.

Separated Singles

If you’re separated and are working on trying to make the relationship work, weigh your options carefully. You may feel pressure by your partner to give it a second chance but look within and listen to your heart. Sometimes one of you just walks away without trying to resolve the relationship and this can be tough. Again, take your time and really listen to each other to see if your goals are the same for your relationship.

Live in Partner

Have you ever thought "what the heck did I get myself into?" Well, I for one moved in with my boyfriend at one point and knew while I was unpacking I had made a huge mistake but I felt it was too late to do something about it. On, the other hand this is a great way to see if you’re meant to be together. You learn so much about each other and see all the skeletons in each other's closet. Even what a slob people can be. Trust me although you can date someone for a year and spend time at each others place it is not the same. The part that stinks is for one of you to go through the pain of finding a new place to live. Someone has to leave. As for me, no ring no shacking up. Sometimes it’s the easy way out of marriage.

 

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