A second time spinner that has stemmed from no longer being a student is Twitter. Not only is this another device to broadcast more drunken opinions, but it is also the home of a twitter page called ‘the single woman’.
This page is terrible, forever telling single women-such as myself- that being single is ok. Constantly bombarding me and followers alike with sweet and meaningful sayings/ lyrics and quotes inspiring to help the single woman get through her lonely day of self loathing, and ensuring her that happiness is only round the corner.
What this is really doing is convincing females (or attempting to), that the reason he cheated was so we would find our true love. Highly unlikely.
However, being the romantic optimist that I am, I love it!
Granted he may not smell as fantastic as a vampire, but he may be the first guy you see tomorrow or the guy across the street.
I guess you do have to learn from your past, it must all happen for a reason right? But when is the right time to shut the door: “If he was dumb enough to walk away, you should be smart enough to move on.” Personally that sounds more like a critical statement than a form of literary encouragement.
So perhaps the end of Chester uni is the time to close the lid on the search for the ‘perfect man’ or should it read the ‘perfect male student?’
As a female I’ve laughed, cried and had my heart broken by men these past three years. Even wanted them dead. But one thing is for sure, every single one of them is different and every single one of them brings out something new in you.
There will always be the one that got away, the ‘what if?’ one. The one who would catch your breath and vanish your inhibitions with a single glance.
If uni has taught me anything it’s that you have to go through the bad ones to get to the good ones. And one day you will take that chance and it will be worth every pervious hesitation you’ve ever had.
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