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Women never really miss the single life.(Myth of the Month)(Brief article)
"Don't get me wrong: I totally love my boyfriend. But every now and then, I miss being able to stay out all night with the girls or book a last-minute trip without running it by him first."
--Talia, 28
"It's great to be in a relationship, but there are a ton of benefits to being single too: first kisses, ...
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