Category Archives: Singles By Choice

Shaming Society

Brené Brown talks about a culture of shame. I didn’t quite understand this. How does this culture shame us? Then, today, the juxtaposition of what i am studying – singlism and shame – and my personal experience helped me understand … Continue reading

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What if…you don’t like being single?

The other day, I reached out to someone to offer her to chat about how to be happily single. She responded that she doesn’t want to choose to be single – as I have – she wants to be partnered. … Continue reading

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Of dragons and gremlins

My dragons are having a field day! Who would care about this change anyways? They laugh! You are wasting your time! They scream! They try to blow fire but it’s not working anymore. I demoted them. They are gremlins now. … Continue reading

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Shame Double Whammy

I’ve been looking into shame – both academically and personally. I got interested in shame because of a class session on the ethics of care in an otherwise uninspiring virtue ethics seminar. Ethics of care is based on empathy – … Continue reading

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Happy Valentine’s Day!

I have decided to fully embrace Valentine’s Day this year, not as the couplemanic card-holiday it has become but rather as the holiday it was meant to be: To celebrate all of our relationships in our lives and to let … Continue reading

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Single and Searching?

An ad fluttered into my email box with the headline “Single and Searching: A Drama Therapy Group for Women.” I was going to let it slide as run-of-the-mill couplemania when something else caught my eye. It is using the “theatre … Continue reading

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