LonelyWolf:
An
Ode
to
Singlehood As
a
proud
member
of
the
singlehood
club,
I
have
often
been
subjected
to
sympathetic
and
sometimes
even
pitying
glances
from
my
coupled-up
friends.
But
being
a
single
dog
is
not
a
curse
or
a
burden,
it
is
a
choice
and
a
lifestyle
that
can
be
rewarding
and
fulfilling
in
its
own
right. For
starters,
being
single
gives
me
the
freedom
and
independence
to
pursue
my
interests
and
passions
without
any
compromises
or
obligations
towards
a
partner.
I
can
travel
solo,
work
long
hours,
learn
a
new
skill,
or
simply
binge-watch
my
favorite
shows
without
any
interruptions
or
guilt
trips.
I
can
also
save
money,
time,
and
energy
that
would
have
been
spent
on
dates,
gifts,
and
drama. Being
single
also
allows
me
to
explore
my
own
identity
and
improve
my
own
shortcomings,
without
needing
validation
or
approval
from
anyone
else.
I
can
reflect
on
my
past
experiences,
learn
from
my
mistakes,
and
set
higher
standards
for
my
future
relationships.
I
can
also
cultivate
my
friendships,
family
ties,
and
community
involvement,
which
can
enrich
my
social
life
and
emotional
well-being. Sure,
being
single
has
its
downsides
too.
It
can
be
lonely,
frustrating,
and
sometimes
even
scary
to
face
life's
challenges
alone.
It
can
also
be
hard
to
find
compatible
and
trustworthy
people
to
date,
especially
in
the
age
of
swiping
and
ghosting.
But
these
challenges
can
also
be
opportunities
to
grow
and
learn,
to
test
my
resilience
and
creativity,
and
to
appreciate
the
blessings
that
do
come
my
way. At
the
end
of
the
day,
being
single
is
not
a
permanent
or
static
state.
It
is
a
dynamic
and
evolving
phase
of
life
that
can
lead
to
different
paths
and
outcomes.
Some
of
us
may
choose
to
remain
single,
while
others
may
find
love
and
companionship
later
on.
But
whatever
our
choices
may
be,
let
us
not
judge
or
shame
each
other
for
our
relationship
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Instead,
let
us
embrace
our
diversity,
celebrate
our
strengths,
and
support
each
other
through
the
ups
and
downs
of
life,
as
loyal
and
independent
wolves.