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To celebrate the 200th episode of the podcast, I figured I'd retell my story like I did on episode one... However, I couldn't tell it the same way... I just don't feel miserable as a single person anymore.
Yes, it's true. For so many years, it bothered me so badly, and I was so frustrated that I was single. But now, 4 years later, I genuinely am happy N Single.
Take a walk with me as I look back on my journey for the past 20 years or so.
Enjoy!
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