“As a soon to be college graduate, navigating the transition from college to the “real world” and laying a firm foundation for whoever I become and whatever I decide to do in the future is more rewarding than finding love right now. I want to come into a relationship fully myself with a life rich in experiences – now is the time to build that life and nothing is more rewarding than that.”
“There’s no such thing as a boring day in my life. As a counselor I keep busy serving children and families. I help kids and families with big changes they experience and help them overcome family challenges and school struggles. The work is hard, but I stay focused on the assignment God has given me. I’m blessed to be able to impact a family’s future. I’m always on the move so Mr. Right will have to find me in the trenches!”
“The most rewarding thing for me would be learning how to find love for myself, the life that I’ve been given, and learning to make the most out of every moment. We spend so much time rushing to the next big moment, I want to enjoy focusing on the right now and that means becoming the best, and highest version of myself.”
“More rewarding than finding love right now is getting to know the woman God created me to be. I’ve had the chance to grow closer to Him, heal from the pain of the past and pursue the passions He’s placed in my heart (traveling, speaking, acting, teaching, writing, etc.). I’m writing my first book right now and taking advantage of every opportunity presented to develop my gifts.”
“At 22 the last thing on my mind is finding love. I am still trying to find myself and figure out what I want out life. Right now that’s the only equation I’m trying to figure out, and I can’t do that while trying to make room for somebody else. Traveling, Writing and having my own space and freedom are the most rewarding things to me at this moment.”
“Building my creative career and watching it blossom is more rewarding right now than finding love. Because in my creative career, I call the shots. I make the decisions. I build the vision and see it through. Something about that fills me in a way that a quest for love does not. And something about that makes me feel more ready, grounded, and sure of the woman I want to be when that life-changing love rolls into my life.”