Singles

Young Men of Marriageable Age (YMOMA) may offer a variety of excuses for their failure to get serious. One of them is the Fear of Marriage that life ends at the altar.

Singles have a difficult time with putting down roots. They are transient seekers always looking to move on with the next step in their lives. Rarely do singles get planted, let alone take the time to bloom.

Would American or Mormon parents and children ever attempt this type of matchmaking?

There is an alarming number of twentysomethings, who “have now helped to push the baby carriage well in front of marriage for young women in the United States.” What can be done about this?

There is a direct correlation between the number of single adults in any given stake, and the number of less active adults. Anywhere you go you will find both to be about 50%. This begs the question, do you make sure your activities or lessons include 50%

We've all made a few mistakes in dating. Here are a few I have made (all with the same guy) that you can feel free to laugh at and learn from.

‘So what are you going to do after graduation?’ What am I doing once I get to the real world? It’s a strange notion to, in effect, say that my life to this point hasn’t been ‘real.’

Whether you need to up your date-ability, read something romantic, or commiserate over Singles Awareness Day, we have a little something for each of you today.

My life had not turned out as expected. I was single and unemployed, and quite frankly, depressed. But then one day I learned to stop caring so much and love the bomb.