1. You're usually the first person they come to with problems.

Is your bestie's boy acting a little sketchy? Has he not answered her message in a few hours? You might not know at that moment, but you're about to. She's also going to definitely ask you what to do about it.

2. You try to give your friends the best advice without self-experience.

Yeah, there is 0 on that resume. Well, okay maybe it's a little more than a 0, but it's not enough to be 100% sure that the advice you're giving them is correct.

3. Even when you have no idea what to say, you still try to give them advice.

This usually happens when you've never met the guy and you haven't been able to read him. Sometimes it's for other reasons, but it's mainly because you just generalize him as everyone else. Sorry.

4. Half the time your advice is better than people who are in relationships

Maybe it's just because you can look at it without actually putting a face to any of the people in the situation like another girlfriend would do with her boyfriend. Maybe it's because you're single and therefore not biased.

However, you aren't actually for sure. You'll still give your grade-A advice, though.

5. You live vicariously through your friends.

This only applies to the good parts of the relationship. Then you can ignore all the unpleasant parts of that relationship.

6. You're constantly asked why you're not in a relationship.

Have you ever heard "coaches don't play?" That's why.