
Relationship Advice Expert April Masini
Advice Seeker: Dear April Masini,
I'm very concerned because two of my daughters who are in their late 30s are still single and my oldest daughter is newly single after a divorce. It seems like a very worrying trend and I'm noticing friends, relatives, and neighbors who are single or divorced. They are not worried about it at all and embrace their single status! Is there a cause to be concerned and why is it happening all over the place? It seems so common now than before!
Sincerely,
Mom of Single Girls
Dear Mom of Single Girls,
There are certain types of single women, and yes, it is becoming more common but it is nothing to fret about. It happens by personal choice or in inevitable situations such as:
The Widowed WomanThere are lots of reasons that women in midlife are still single, starting with:
* They choose not to be in a relationship
* They don’t know how to make a relationship work
* They have a clinical fear or other psychological reason that they can’t be in a relationship
* They have health problems that keep them from wanting to commit
* They have a consuming job that keeps them from having the time to be in a relationship
* They are single mothers who don’t have enough time to be in a relationship
* They have family obligations with elderly parents or other relatives that keep them from having the time for other relationships
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April Masini -- nicknamed "the new millennium's Dear Abby" by the media, is author of the best-selling books Date Out Of Your League and Think & Date Like A Man, the two (just released) step-by-step dating and relationship manuals, Ideas for a Fun Date and Romantic Date Ideas, and the critically acclaimed dating and relationship online magazine www.AskApril.com.