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toTo the people questioning your single status - Why should you have to explain your single status to them anyway? If you say your single and they don't listen than thats their own problem. you cantYou can't make peoplespeople's minds up for them. simplySimply say 'I have no reason to lie about my status...'

toTo the woman who says being single isn't "normal"'normal' - Just don't even pay attention to her... a 'normal' person wouldn't say something like that.

to your supervisorTo your supervisor - thatThat is very unprofessional... yourYour higher ups-ups shouldn't be saying things like this to begin with.

I think you are over thinking this my friend. youYou have every right to be single and not be judged for it. youreYou're young and just trying to progress your own life. thereThere is no shame in that.

soSo what do you do now? suggestionsSuggestions...

brush it offBrush it off. Don't let these people bring you or your name down. keepKeep your head up. And, if they continue, confront them about why your status has anything to do with the workplace or THEIR lives.
flip the question back on themFlip the question back on them. Ask them why you need to be in a relationship? No onesone's relationship is perfect and I guarantee that all the people in relationships, at some point, wished they were single.
be blunt about itBe blunt about it. justJust tell them you have no interest in a relationship at this point in time.

to the people questioning your single status - Why should you have to explain your single status to them anyway? If you say your single and they don't listen than thats their own problem. you cant make peoples minds up for them. simply say 'I have no reason to lie about my status...'

to the woman who says being single isn't "normal" - Just don't even pay attention to her... a 'normal' person wouldn't say something like that.

to your supervisor - that is very unprofessional... your higher ups shouldn't be saying things like this to begin with.

I think you are over thinking this my friend. you have every right to be single and not be judged for it. youre young and just trying to progress your own life. there is no shame in that.

so what do you do now? suggestions...

brush it off. Don't let these people bring you or your name down. keep your head up. And if they continue, confront them about why your status has anything to do with the workplace or THEIR lives.
flip the question back on them. Ask them why you need to be in a relationship? No ones relationship is perfect and I guarantee that all the people in relationships, at some point, wished they were single.
be blunt about it. just tell them you have no interest in a relationship at this point in time.

To the people questioning your single status - Why should you have to explain your single status to them anyway? If you say your single and they don't listen than thats their own problem. You can't make people's minds up for them. Simply say 'I have no reason to lie about my status...'

To the woman who says being single isn't 'normal' - Just don't even pay attention to her... a 'normal' person wouldn't say something like that.

To your supervisor - That is very unprofessional... Your higher-ups shouldn't be saying things like this to begin with.

I think you are over thinking this my friend. You have every right to be single and not be judged for it. You're young and just trying to progress your own life. There is no shame in that.

So what do you do now? Suggestions...

Brush it off. Don't let these people bring you or your name down. Keep your head up. And, if they continue, confront them about why your status has anything to do with the workplace or THEIR lives.
Flip the question back on them. Ask them why you need to be in a relationship? No one's relationship is perfect and I guarantee that all the people in relationships, at some point, wished they were single.
Be blunt about it. Just tell them you have no interest in a relationship at this point in time.

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created Jun 13, 2018 at 5:19

BlakeWebb

to the woman who says being single isn't "normal" - Just don't even pay attention to her... a 'normal' person wouldn't say something like that.

to your supervisor - that is very unprofessional... your higher ups shouldn't be saying things like this to begin with.

I think you are over thinking this my friend. you have every right to be single and not be judged for it. youre young and just trying to progress your own life. there is no shame in that.

so what do you do now? suggestions...

brush it off. Don't let these people bring you or your name down. keep your head up. And if they continue, confront them about why your status has anything to do with the workplace or THEIR lives.
flip the question back on them. Ask them why you need to be in a relationship? No ones relationship is perfect and I guarantee that all the people in relationships, at some point, wished they were single.
be blunt about it. just tell them you have no interest in a relationship at this point in time.