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If Our Hearts Need to Be Broken
To be honest, I haven’t had a lot of good dating experiences. In my 25 years as a socially awkward introvert, I’ve always struggled with the vast differences between the men I want to date and the men...
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All the World’s a Stage – and Timing is Everything
Even though it can seem like there are very few of them, one of the sure benefits of being single is that I have the freedom to easily commit myself to pursuing new hobbies and interests. With my...
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When We Love the Wrong People
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve wished I could change someone else’s feelings for me. I’ve spent hours praying for him to change his mind, I’ve had countless fantasies about him waking up and...
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Engaged and…Writing Our Own Vows
Editor’s Note: This is the first installment in our “Engaged and…” series where we feature the stories of engaged and/or newly-married couples. Since we focus on all aspects of singleness, we’ve found...
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The Thing About Love…
Sarcasm is my love language. Bacon is my love language. The Office is my love language. Travel is my love language. Starbucks is my love language. Any others you want to add to the list? Ever since...
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To Acknowledge Valentine’s Day or Not Acknowledge Valentine’s Day?
Valentine’s Day can be a tricky one for singles. Do we look straight ahead and act like it isn’t happening? Or do you go all in and send cards and candy to everyone you know and make your home look...
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8 Ways to Serve Others While You’re at Work
We often think about ways to serve others in our home, in our church, or even in our city, but often we overlook our workplace. And it’s easy to do. After all, for many of us, it’s the one place we go...
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The Power of a “Good Night”
Years ago in college, I met a girl that would change my perspective forever. Everything about her seemed perfect–her big eyes and beautiful smile, her genteel Southern drawl, the way she could manage...
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