Re: Single Ladies
I get that…maybe I didn’t articulate what I’m trying to say…I meant that the world is literally your oyster, to do whatever you please for the most part..my eldest sister is single, she was married once briefly when she was 19, it lasted 5 years and then they divorced. She never remarried, and is now 41. She fills her time outside of work with book clubs, jewelry making classes, family, recreation (camping, river activities etc) and travel.
And again, I, as a married women with husband and kids (which I would not trade for anything!) envy the ease in which she can decide to take a class, a road trip, join a club at her leisure without having to take into account someone else’s schedule/preference.