I want to start my career and make some money so that I can save up for my dream wedding at a castle like I always imagined it. Travel the world. And last but not importantly, to live on my own without any attachments. I think that everybody should be acquainted with not only the real world (the actual real world, not the TV show) and especially themselves. Because if you don't know who YOU really are, then most likely somebody else isn't going to either. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that the people who marry young are going to get divorced. Or are idiots. But I do think it's just a factor of when you meet the right person. Some people meet them very young. And some meet them later in life. There's nothing wrong with either one. But just make sure they are "The one" and not "The next one." For me, I’m content with dating around until I find “The one.” Not “The next one.” So, while most of my friends are getting married, I’ll be getting drunk. And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that.

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Love ur blogs! had to comment on this one. lol. I've been on both sides of the coin. I got married at 17 and now i'm [happily] divorced! :) lol. I've been single for almost 4 years. Serious relationships are few and far between. I have been having the same experience you wrote about here. Seems like every time I go to a family thing I'm asked the same question 3 or 4 times during the day. Every time i look at my cousins who got divorced and remarried AFTER I did [4 years] i wonder.. if they are truely happy. Half of the time they are bitching about the husbands and there is always some sort of drama going on. Being single isn't all it's cracked up to be either... but if i learned anything from my first [hopefully the last] marriage, is that TRUE LOVE is NOT some cookie cutter concept that some people like to portray. The hardest thing in this world is to Love another person whole heartily. NOT to Love them despite their differences but FOR them. To maintain the respect between each other at all times. sadly, love is hard to find.. and even harder to keep!

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We've all dated them at least once. The guy who calls you a million times a day. The guy who gives you no air unless he has the same air too. The guy who gets angry when you have "Girls night." The guy who seemingly doesn't have any friends and considers your friends, his own friends. For Peter Klaven (Paul Rudd), he is "That Guy." You know, "The one who has no friends because he's always in a relationship, guy." Peter has never really given much though of being the girlfriend guy. That was, until his fiance Zooey (Rashida Jones) discovers, to his dismay, that he has no male friend close enough to serve as his Best Man. Peter immediately sets out to rectify the situation, embarking on a series of bizarre and awkward "man-dates," before meeting Sydney Fife (Jason Segel), an off beat, opinionated guy with whom he instantly bonds with. But the closer the two guys get, the more Peter's relationship with Zooey suffers, ultimately forcing him to choose between his fiance and his new found "bromance," in a story that comically explores what it truly means to be a "friend."

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From personal experience, I think it's just stupid to be sad because one doesn't have a boyfriend/girlfriend. I used to be one of those people and wasted a lot of time thinking about how much I wanted a boyfriend. Until I decided I was done wasting my time. Life is too short to waste it moping for something that you don't have. Besides, you have to be comfortable with being on your own. If you aren't, then the rest of the people can't really get to know you. (When I had that change in atittude, I finally met THE ONE.) But anyway, I think that your way of thinking is great. When you are a couple there are things that you don't do, perhaps because the other person doesn't like it or not, but you still don't do them. And then you miss some very important life experiencies...

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Yes - I'm twenty six years old. And no, I do not have a boyfriend. Which means most likely, I'm not getting married anytime in the near distant future. There’s a group on Facebook I recently joined titled, ‘All my friends are getting married. I’m just getting drunk.’ In my high school graduating class of 2000, and my college graduating class of 2004, Facebook tells me a size-able percentage of these kids are in long term relationships, are married (or will be soon), and have kids (or will be having them). I seriously question whether this is a matter of their being more grown-up than me, or whether I’m complacent in just being perpetually single as the old woman who will literally live in her shoes. (And damn nice ones, might I add). So while many of my friends out there are getting married, there are a few other adventures I want to have before I start on the "Big One." Even if it means that I’m that token friend at weddings - you know, the drunk one with the Peter Pan Complex.

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