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Are single women happier than women in relationships?

Are single women happier than women in relationships? My short story book series takes you inside the life of many wives who are with controlling, possessive, disrespectful, & cheating husbands. Sadly, many women are unhappily married. Many women are with men who are mean to them. These women are an inconvenience to their macho men. Their lives are often sad. Living this life is so common. In one way or another, these women are abused. Should women stay away from committed relationships to avoid being miserable? Are all relationships doomed? The answer is no. There are those few relationships where both parties are smitten with each other. They love and respect each other totally & completely. Honestly, this is rare. But why? Why do so many men cheat? Why do so many women become victims of domestic abuse? Women look for love all the time, but maybe women should stay focused on living single. When you're single, you're free. Free to simply be you. Free to shine bright in all you do. Free to laugh as loud as you want. Free to come and go as you please. Free to just be. You won't have to worry about someone making you feel bad. You don't have to worry about his moods, his disrespect, his lies, especially his miserable presence. Maybe there are good times in these relationships, but the bad absolutely outweighs the good.

My short story books are a sneak peek into the lives of many wives who live with abusive & cheating men. Click on link and take a peek. 






https://www.amazon.com/Sandra-Moreno/e/B0891TTR76?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_2&qid=1624641826&sr=8-2 

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