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Perks Of Being Single

Go ahead, eat the last slice of pizza, you deserve it!

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Perks Of Being Single

With the holiday season upon us, (or as some like to call it, cuffing season) it's hard not to get that loathsome feeling feeling in your chest that makes you want to binge watch Hallmark Christmas movies and cry of loneliness, trust me, I've been there. But why is every single person I know, including myself at times, letting this be what defines them this time of year, or anytime of year for that matter?! Being single around Christmas time, or at all, is really never without its perks and its time we all started realizing it!

1. It Saves Money!


One less present to buy WOHOO!

2. More "Me" Time.


Who doesn't love alone time! So much time to sit and do what ever the heck you want! Go ahead eat the entire bag of Doritos, no one else will know!

3. You Never Have to Share The Covers!

Say goodbye to waking up shivering because you thought using one blanket was totally going to be enough.

4. Never have to compromise on where to eat.


Gone are the times when figuring out where to eat was a never ending choice that always seems to end an argument anyway.

5. Personal Hygiene Isn't Top Priority


Shaving, laundry, and morning breath? Don't worry about it!

6. Flirt With Whoever You Want


Go ahead get your wink on!

7. Celebrity Crushes Are Still Serious Possibilities

8. Be As Gross and Lazy As You Want

9. Free To Make Big Life Decisions

Who says you can't move across the country or move to Guam for a year?

10. Falling in Love With You.


It is often said that the best relationships are when you fall in love with your best friend, but how can you do that until you learn to truly love you for you?

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