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If you're single and not exactly looking forward to Valentine's Day at the end of the week, it might be useful to know that Friday is going to be a really good day to go on dating apps.

There's a lot of pressure around the holidays to have your whole life figured out.

Are you single, already swooning over one (or all) of the guys on this season of the Bachelorette, and willing to be one of 25+ women vying for The Bachelor's heart on national television?

It's easy to tell yourself that more of the same is better (and less scary) than something different or new.

As terrifying as it may sound, every time that you get into a relationship with someone you will either be with that person for the rest of your life or you two will break-up.

With Valentine's Day next week, it can be hard not to feel a little more lonely than usual if you're currently single. That's completely normal!

Whether you are usually in a relationship or not, everyone can usually benefit from some time to themselves.

Whether you're newly single, or you have been single for quite some time, you may be wondering when you need to get back out there and date.

Trying to figure out what you can do with your new found time when you're suddenly single can be difficult.

Wallowing is a normal reaction to a break-up.