I am single because I refuse to change my relationship status until someone is truly worthy. It’s not about waiting for perfection, but rather about waiting for someone who truly sees and values me for who I am. I’ve come to understand that a great relationship isn’t about filling a void or finding someone to complete me. I am already whole, already complete in my own right.

Being single has taught me the value of self-discovery and independence. I’ve spent years building a life I’m proud of, nurturing my passions, and growing into the person I was meant to be. I’ve learned to love my own company, to find joy in solitude, and to stand strong on my own two feet. It hasn’t always been easy, but it has been worth it. Through this journey, I’ve realized that a truly great relationship should add to who I am, not take away from it. It should complement the life I’ve built, not distract me from my essence.

I want a partner who respects my independence, who understands that my strength and confidence are not threats but assets. Someone who doesn’t see my achievements as competition but as a source of pride. I want a relationship where we lift each other up, where we grow together without losing ourselves in the process. A connection that enhances the best parts of us both, allowing us to shine even brighter together.

I’ve seen too many people settle for less, compromising their values and losing pieces of themselves in the process. But I won’t do that. I won’t change who I am just to fit into someone else’s idea of a perfect relationship. I know what I deserve, and I’m willing to wait for it. I’d rather be single and fulfilled than in a relationship that stifles my spirit.

So, I stay single, not out of fear or cynicism, but out of a deep belief in my own worth. I know that when the right person comes along, it won’t be about changing my status, but about finding someone who truly complements the life I’ve created. Until then, I’m content with where I am, knowing that the love I seek is one that will only add to the person I’ve become, never subtract from it.