Bring in the New Age a Single Gal

Exactly one week from today, I'll be turning 21-years-old and I'm very excited. However, all summer I've been dreading bringing in the new age as a single gal; it's a very important age.

Now as I look at my situation and the lack of control I have over it, I've accepted the result. It's okay to be single (for now) because I'll be able to have twice as much than if I were in a relationship.

Mr. Right or Mr. Wrong (most likely) is out there waiting for me and when he comes around I'll have had my fun so I can dedicate my time the work a new relationship needs.

Get a Grip

According to People.com, Hailey Glassman said John Gosslin is the love of her life.

Glassman told E! Online, "I'm not some fame whore... I'm not some celebrity, I'm not some famous person – I'm just a 22-year-old girl who got caught in the middle of all this."

Really? Really Hailey, because I feel like you put yourself in the middle. Jon Gosslin is an almost divorced father of eight; there's nothing attractive or appealing about him; especially for a 22-year-old.

As a "young girl" I know that we all make some pretty insane moves and we are entitled, its our education process, but Glassman took it too far.

I'm all for finding the love of your life but when it looks like that mess I think its time to get a grip...on reality.

Greatest Love Story Online

Romance Becomes Funmance

"I'm scared of being put in a corner, Johnny."

Love Without Words

When you love someone, there comes a time when you don't need to speak to say I love you. And I imagine that when you find your TRUE love, saying "I love you," will come in the simplest forms.

I personally believe the ultimate test of love is found in a struggle; not a struggle between the lovers but a struggle within. There are sometimes internal battles must be fought and if he or she will stand by you through it all that's the greatest "I Love You" there is.

Last night on "So You Think You Can Dance", choreographer Tyce DiOrio created a piece that said just that.

Don't Knock It Til You Try It

In a conversation with a couple of friends they told me of several weird and strange situations with their significant others.

I was blown away, not by the situation, but because I couldn't understand the logic behind it; it was a mystery to me. Of course, I'm not going to tell you what they said, but I will say this, I don't think I'll ever understand it (trust me I understand a lot)!

So anyway, a few days later, I spoke with one of my friends and her explanation was that she couldn't explain it (way to go). She said it's just one of those things that happens and you just go with it because it doesn't feel weird at all.

The point is at the end of the day my lesson was basically not to knock it until I've tried it.

I doubt if that happens.

Love Gone Wrong

Five months after the assaulting Rihanna, Chris Brown made a public apology saying there was no excuse for his actions.



So what's the deal on his ultra late public apology? I can't say his apology in general is late because he said he's already apologized to Rihanna, but does anyone else think his statement should have come out a while ago? Or at least right after his court hearing.

I'm still on the fence about him.