Why has nothing ever worked out? What’s all this waiting for? You meet someone potentially great, but he turns out to be a miserable flop. You may have entertained relationships just to feel good about yourself, but then it leaves you with a scarred heart. You may have found someone attractive, but you don’t seem to exist to him. Or you may still be hung up on your ex, the one that got away. You may even have tried to make things happen, but they all have proven to be a waste of time. Then you begin to “Is there something wrong with me?” On good days, you ask, “What is wrong with the guys?” And when you go to the malls, you see sweet couples holding hands and you can’t help but think, “When will it be my turn?” Single season my be filled with frustrations, but trust me, it can also be a time of real celebration. Instead of mulling over someone missing in your life, focus on making it the best time of your life! This book will help you enjoy every bit of this season and prepare for a future filled with hope.
I like the points of the author, it's just that her experiences did not resonate with me. I've never been boy thirsty or love thirsty. I just fell in love once in my 20s and I really thought what we had was real, but after 3 years, the mask fell off. He became completely different. So I wanted to focus entirely in bettering myself with God, as well as how I view a godly man. I wanted to improve my discernment and my standards. I wanted it to align with God's words and not be swayed by the standards or the ideals of the world or our media.