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at the school i work at we have a 'marriage and family' class that all of the seniors are required to take. recently their teacher assigned them to do an interview with someone who is single and over the age of twenty one. asking them about how they like single life, probing into their feelings about being single and how it affects their relationship with God, and so on. well now, let's just take a look at how many people at said school fit that profile group... um, yeah, that's one, me. the assignment is due on friday and i've already had 2 students interview me for the assignment i believe that the other 28 or so will come a knocking on thursday, or friday during lunch. which reminds me to thank mr. mcclellan for reminding his students that i fit into that brachet and would likely be a very easy person to go to, to complete their assignment.

to keep myself from getting bored, i will likely start changing up my answers like, being single makes me super depressed and all i do with my free time is write emo songs about it, or i cry myself to sleep at night, or everytime that i meet a new guy i size him up and batter him with questions to see if he is the 'one' for me (i don't know why they all run the other direction). there are so many good angles to fly on this, and that way mcclellan won't get bored when he's reading their answers. any suggestions for possible answers?