3. More Time With Friends
It’s difficult to balance your work life, friends, family, and relationship all at the same time. If you’re spending too much time in one area, it will disappoint others, most usually your partner, as the relationship suffers. Being single solves all this by freely juggling your time however you please. You can hang out with your friends, go out for the night, be carefree and fancy free.
2. It’s Okay To Flirt
What being in a relationship does is restricts you, where you bid farewell to the fun filled days of freely flirting, striking up a conversation with whomever you choose. Even when your partner isn’t physically with you, there’s that little nagging voice in your head that tells you to hold your horses, once you see someone “hot” approaching you. What single people have is the freedom to talk and ask out anyone they want. There’s no jealous lover who’ll search for clues hoping to find something. Just make sure the other person is single as well.
1. Express Your Individuality
When you’re in a relationship, everyone, including your friends and family will view you and your partner as a couple, being “one.” Regardless of how hard you worked to be your own person, attempting to establish yourself as a strong powerful independent individual, what relationships does is distorts your uniqueness. You’re always labelled as the girlfriend, wife, boyfriend, or husband. Being single allows you to keep your identity.
