"Sick" of Being Single? is a metaphorical question posed by the author to explore the psychosocial and physiological symptoms associated with being single. Broken heart syndrome, being lovesick, lack of companionship, feeling undesirable, sexual frustration, being catfished, and fear of missing out are a small portion of chief complaints from singles who are "sick of it". Simply put, sick and tired of being sick and tired. You want someone to come home to… share the load with….talk to about your day…go on a date with no strings attached. Is that too much to ask?
This book also exposes the fallacies associated with single living. Is there a rush to be married? Is there something wrong with me because I'm not married yet? The truth is, not all singles are desperate and miserable. Some aren't ready to settle down. They have found their station in life and are completely content with their current status. They are hard-working and focused on building something great. Many enjoy freedom and autonomy in decision-making.
"Sick" of Being Single opens the reader's heart and mind to become aware of societal pressures, preconceived notions, and unrealistic expectations faced by singles everywhere. The author goes to great lengths to get the conversation stirred. Whether single-never married or single-married-single again, you can attest to the symptoms described in this book. The expected outcome of this read is healing and wholeness for the single man and woman.
