Thanks to everyone for the comments on my previous post. You're all so kind. I'm feeling better now. Thanks again!
Being single is not easy when you're surrounded by married friends. Alright, I guess I should explain that generalization. I remember reading a post some time ago about being single. Just thought I'd share my experience on that. A lot of my friends and relatives have gotten married recently and some have already started a family. I guess we're at that age where we're working on our careers, settling down and moving forward. Now whenever I go to family dinners or casual events, at some point in time the inevitable question always pops up.... "So when are you getting married?". I'm thinking in my mind, how can I think of marriage when I'm not even in a serious relationship?!! I never really know how to respond when people ask me this.... I usually just smile and try to respond as politely as possible, but it gets really annoying after a while. Usually after I answer, I'll try steer the conversation in a different direction. Most people go along with that but some.... *

to my uttermost horror and embarrassment!!!

*... proceed to try to set me up with people who might be "right" for me. I know they mean well but it's really embarrassing! This has happened so many times, it has lost all its amusing, funny factor.
Then there's the matter of the bride's bouquet toss at weddings. I usually don't go for the bouquet toss

but several times, instead of blending in with the crowd... my name was being called out on stage (LOUD and CLEAR I might add) to go join in the toss. I actually caught the bouquet once. But I wrote it off as a fluke because all the others beside me scattered away when the bouquet was heading in our direction. It literally plopped in my hands. So yeah, it's situations like these that makes it hard being single. Married folks don't have to go through these situations anymore. Lucky them!!
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