From the thread title I thought this was going to be a thread about looking out our windows.

I have a gorgeous view of the tops of the trees. At nights, I sleep with the stars.
Oh, back to the topic....
I don't think being single is a blassing or a burden. I think it can be an opportunity. Singleness can be a time not only to grow in God as PaulDavid suggested, but also to grow in yourself. It is in this time that you should strive to learn to love yourself and live with yourself. This is the timem to become the completely whole, unique individual that God created you too be, seperate from anyone else.
As for when you are married, yes, hopefully you will have a wife who will be your helpmate. Someone to help bear your burdens, cook you dinner, wash your clothes, greet you at the door with a kiss, etc. At the same time, though, you will have such a great responsibility to be the man and husband that God intends for you to be to your wife. It is not that one stage in life (single, married) is easier than another, they are just different. If anything, when you are married you now have greater responsibilities as now you are responsible for at least one other as well.
You have to find peace and happiness in your singleness before you can find it in a marriage. We can not depend on another for that or we will always find ourselves disappointed.
You are right, marriage is never guarenteed. Some of us here will be single for the rest of your life. The question is: will you sit around waiting, or will you take the bull by the horns?
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