And she's right I am the one to watch out for. And I'll get her back by someday feeding her something horrible like animal organs or tongue or meatloaf.
Well look at that, I suddenly sense that the Lord is leading me to start fasting...
In all seriousness, I understand (and agree) that singles who are happy being single should not necessarily be persuaded into trying to be part of a couple. After all, they are happy being single for a reason.
But at the same time, I would also argue that in some ways, people like you and Lynx are some of the best candidates for finding a relationship -- if and when the Lord allows, and if and when you believe you are led to do so. And if that never happens, no problem -- may God's will be done.
It's just that I personally think the people who will be the most successful at relationships and marriage are the ones who have learned how to have a purposeful and independent life. Back in the day, I used to read yours and Lynx's posts and wonder, "How in the world can someone sound so content with being single?!" It was honestly a mystery to me, but I think God has kicked me enough times to where I'm almost at that point myself.
It's not that I've given up the search, it's just that I'm a lot less needy, desperate, and clingy than I used to be, because I never thought I would survive being chronically single, but boy, did God have other plans.
I also think that this is a major milestone many singles have to reach before they are truly ready to build a healthy relationship. (I could be wrong. I just know that co-dependency -- from either side -- is definitely something I try to avoid if at all possible.)