It’s finally happened. You just learned that your little sister, cousin, or friend just got engaged. The two of you were the last ones left in that long line of women who yearn for marriage yet never see it come to pass. And now, you’re all alone.
Everybody is ahead of you:
- Husbands
- Babies
- Cars
- Houses
- Cushy jobs
Yet here you are cuddled up with your shitzu, eating cold ramen, rewatching an episode of Girlfriends, and hoping the UPS guy brings the package to the top of the stairs so you won’t have to lug it up the flight of stairs yourself again! You feel like everybody is moving forward and you are standing still.
Guess what, sis? You weren’t left behind, forgotten, or overlooked — what you are is set apart.
I know what you’re thinking: “I don’t want to be set apart. I want to be coupled up!” 🙂↕️ Believe me, sis, I hear you. I’ve been there. I’ve shed a lot of tears and had sleepless nights wondering why I was still single. But over time, God revealed to me that I was looking at things all wrong. Singleness isn’t a punishment. It’s a training ground for your growth and preparation for life (not just marriage). That is why this site was created.
This space is here to flip the script on what the world says about singleness. I no longer want you to see your singleness as a lifelong prison sentence. Instead, I want you to see it as the place where you’re finally going to begin to live your life for you (and of course primarily God) and on your terms.
- You don’t have to run your decisions by your parents.
- You don’t have to run your decisions by your husband.
- You don’t have to get a babysitter for your kids.
- You don’t have to discuss the budget with a spouse to see if you can take that vacation.
Instead, you have the freedom of singleness to make decisions that are right for you, fulfill your purpose and calling, start that business, cultivate that idea, travel and see the world, and live your best life NOW.
For Single Women Only will show you how to live with intention, travel with confidence, date with discernment, find encouragement in those moments of loneliness and discouragement, and walk in purpose like the daughter of the King that you are. Don’t believe the enemy’s lies. Singleness isn’t second best — in many cases, it’s even better.
