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Category Archives: Romance
Every Single Time.
Happy Valentine’s Day Eve. Or as I like to call it, Single’s Awareness Day. It used to be that I was among the cynical about this holiday, thinking like so many others that it was an occasion invented by Hallmark … Continue reading
Posted in Disabilitiy, Friends, loneliness, Love, Romance, Wheelchair
Tagged being single, benefits of being single, holidays, Single's Awareness Day, Valentine's day
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All I Can Say Is “Wow!”
“I instantly gravitated towards him because he was so handsome and confident. He also had/has stellar taste in music and we spent the next few hours talking about our favorite bands. I almost forgot about the others who were with … Continue reading
