Love is a beautiful thing and lucky are those who have found it. If you’re yet to find it, keep calm and wait for it. While you wait for it, it’s not the time for you to be depressed and start feeling sorry for yourself.

Apparently single women are having sleepless nights about a lot of things that they shouldn’t really be worried about.

You can’t live your live being frequently consumed with worries about things that really don’t matter.

Just because, you’re still single at a certain age doesn’t mean you’re a failure. Marriage shouldn’t be the only thing we look forward to in life.

There’s more to life than answering ‘Mrs. somebody’, so you shouldn’t contain yourself in the box that society has set for you.

Below are six things single ladies should stop worrying about.

1. When will he put a ring on it: Dear single ladies, your ring will come when it will come. Stop worrying about it. It’s not your worrying that will make it happen. Think of the possibilities life has to offer you and take advantage of it instead of to waste your time. Life is too short to be having sleepless nights about when the ring will come.

2. All my friends have settled down and have children: This particular scenario happens to a lot of single ladies. They start to worry when all their friends are getting married and having children and it seem s like no man is even paying them any attention. You could easily begin to envy and even hate your friends if you let it fester and it would consume you.

3. Always being a bridesmaid, never a bride: Your time will come just hold on. Don’t waste your time and energy worrying about when it will come. In the meantime, enjoy celebrating with your friends.

4. Your fertility clock is ticking: From the time a woman reaches childbearing age, she knows that her clock is starting, and her time for having children is running out. In this day and age, you don’t have to your life be ruled by your biological clock as there are quite a few other options out there now than there used to be when it comes to fertility.

5. What your parents, relatives and others think: You’ll never be happy if you constantly worry about what others think about you. Have you ever thought that their reason for always asking when you’re getting married may be because they can’t think of anything more diverse to ask you. Sometimes, they are just only trying to look out for you.

6. Never finding Mr. Right and having to be alone forever: Your life can be every bit as meaningful without a man by your side. Your life should not end just because you don’t have a man to share it with. You don’t need a man to be fulfilled. Don’t spend your time worrying about what will be.

What’s the use of worrying, it’s never worthwhile. If you think worrying long enough will change things, then you must be on another planet. Worrying will never change the outcome. So live your life and stop worrying. Life is too short to worry about anything. You had better enjoy it.

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Oge Okoye might not even agree with you.

Truth is,every woman needs a man to compliment her life. I have seen beautiful educated and succesful women,positioning themselves to be a Second wife,for the simple reason that there are lack of single men out there.

Not having a husband is not the end of the world,but a woman at a marriageable age without a husband, or somebody willing to work down the aisle soon with her should be very bothered.

In the Nigerian African context,a woman needs a man to make her life fulfilled.

Those boasting publicly that they don't need a man to be complete,usually every night,cry themselves to sleep holding a pillow.

Are you serious thier biological clock is ticking fast

You are sounding this way because you are not a woman

I wanted to comment but i discovered the op is a guy


So I'll just pass

Iffa hear

Correct. Worrying helps no one

Op do a gender change, its then u wil knw wassup..

hmmm....my sis need to see dis