Over the years, social media has perpetuated unrealistic expectations about the conventional relationship timeline. Be dating at 24, married by 28, have kids by 30. Wedding season in your late 20's isn't exactly the best pick me up when you're in the dating game. It's easy to fall into a downward spiral when your dating life doesn't match the classic standard, but, what people need to realize is; it's ALL fake.
In a cry for help, 28 year old Reddit user begs for validation from other struggling daters in her journey to settle down. 5 failed relationships later have left her feeling like a hopeless romantic, with no potential baby daddy prospects. With unwavering support, virtual hugs, and an arsenal of heartfelt advice, the extraordinary reddit community has become her fortress of emotional fortitude. The thread proves that dating is a marathon not a sprint, go at your own pace and you'll find the LOML.
