For the Single Life
Exploring dating, singleness, or romantic reflection.
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For The Single Ladies
If you know me offline (or online) at all, you’ll know that I absolutely love anything and all things Disney. My laptop background and phone case are of the Disney castle, and my laptop decal is of Snow White. I have an entire wall in my bedroom dedicated to Disney portraits, and I have countless Disney memorabilia from Walt Disney World. If anyone is a Disney fanatic, it’s me. For years on Halloween I’d dress up as various Disney princesses, and dream about a Prince Charming. I’ve been thinking about my wedding since I was five. Hopefully I’m not alone in this. I know I’m not alone in this. I…
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For The Man Who Seeks A Relationship
Since I’ve been going to a church geared towards young adults, I’ve met all kinds of people around my age. That is, in their early-to-mid twenties. And as always, you get along with some more than others. More importantly, of course, you find guys and girls coming to church to look for a relationship with their future spouse. This is where I’m gonna get super honest. This post is aimed towards men, not because women can’t learn from it (because they can), but because the trend I see primarily comes from young adult Christian men. It makes sense. You want to pick a lifetime partner, and you want to raise…
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Single and Ready to Mingle – But Wait.
Part of not being in school anymore means that I don’t need to see couples holding hands and walking to their classes. As a single 23-year-old, I’m very happy with this. But on the flip side, not being in school adds more societal pressure on me to find “the one”. Settle down, get married, have kids. Because everyone else is doing it, right? Being a single young adult means different things to different crowds. In the secular world, this is the time to “find myself”, date around, figure out what I like and want in a partner, and what I want for myself. But in the Christian world, this is…
