“Dear Quirkyalone: Advice for QuirkyLiving” is a guest column by Lisa and Christina (crossposted at Quirkyalone). When you’re making up your own road map for (quirky)living, you need thoughtful advice. We’re here for you. Quirkyalone and Onely welcome your questions; send…
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Dear Quirkyalone: The Laws of Chemistry
Tagged with: date chemistry, quirkyalone, romantic chemistry, singles advice
Posted in Relationships
Posted in Relationships
Zeitgeist | Imaginary Bitches (A Review)
Choosing to remain single in a coupled world is sometimes a lonely gig, never more so than when all of your close friends are smugly cocooned in their couple-bubbles. It can make you feel like the last single person on…
Tagged with: all my children, ally mcbeal, dating, eden riegel, Friendship, humor, imaginary bitches, matrimania, movie, movies, Relationships, review, sex and the city, single life, Video, web series, year one
Posted in Books + Movies, Dating, Friendship, Movies, Relationships, Single Life
Posted in Books + Movies, Dating, Friendship, Movies, Relationships, Single Life
Why Do People Stay In Bad Relationships?
“Dear Quirkyalone: Advice for QuirkyLiving” is a weekly guest column by the authors of the brilliant blog Onely. It appears every Monday. When you’re making up your own road map for (quirky)living, you need thoughtful advice. We’re here for you.…
Tagged with: bad relationships, dysfunctional relationships, legal privileges for married people, low self-esteem, settling, solo activities
Posted in Relationships
Posted in Relationships
Zeitgeist | Defending Marriage . . . and Singledom
So . . . is it better to be married or single? It’s a ridiculous question, of course.
The name of the game is happiness. Fulfillment. Living an abundant life. For some people that means marriage, for others it means independence. A lucky few manage to create committed relationships that don’t require sacrificing essential parts of themselves, or (even better) that actively support the things they value most in themselves.
Tagged with: Aaron Traister, divorce, marriage, Relationships, Salon.com, Sandra Tsing Loh, singledom, singletons, The Atlantic
Posted in Books + Movies, Quirkytogether, Relationships, Single Life
Posted in Books + Movies, Quirkytogether, Relationships, Single Life
The Truth About Me and Quirkyalone
Transparency is a major buzzword in Internet circles these days. It’s about sharing who you are through YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, enough to make you seem more real and a little vulnerable. Transparency is said to bring us closer together.…
Voila! The new quirkyalone.net!
Today I am oh so pleased to unveil the new, resdesigned quirkyalone.net! The new site has been designed to showcase popular content so that when you land on the blog, there are easy ways to click and find more of…
Posted in Relationships
Single Minded in the Boston Globe
Check out quirkyalone, and two quirkyalone members, Nancy Howell and Steve Doucette, in this Sunday’s Boston Globe Magazine cover story: “Single and Loving it.” As per the Globe, “the single life, once a way station, is becoming a movement.” Like…
Posted in Press, Relationships
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A quirkyalone is a person who prefers being single to dating for the sake of dating.
It’s a mindset. Here's the manifesto
A quirkyalone is a person who prefers being single to dating for the sake of dating.
It’s a mindset. Here's the manifesto