I am an unmarried woman and, although not bitter, am uncomfortable about it. I would like to be married and still believe God has someone special for me. But even if I were bitter and hopeless, sKerry as President would not console me in the least.
I don't know if you're a Republican, but if you are it may indicate Republicans need to re-think their ideas about women. I know being married is more respectable; it's always been that way throughout time. Or, failing that, at least being a widow. The outreach to women has to be one of the most fertile [!] fields for the Republican party.
In fact, I also ride a public bus to and from work wearing my Bush-Cheney button, a place most don't expect to see our campaign. Let's break out of some stereotypes, okay?
Dear KiloLima ~ The reference to unmarried women supporting Kerry isn't based on any bias on conservatives' part. It is based on several poll results, which have shown that unmarried women support Kerry more than Bush. Married women support Bush more.
Very general observations, no offense intended I'm sure :o)
There are a lot of currently unmarried conservative women around. Things happen. I only date conservative women. I am taking a little break now, but I estimate 15% of single women are conservative and not narcisstic like the liberals.
I had to take a long look at myself and my part in the marriage and the divorce to get over it but along the way I met many a bitter divorcee.
A group of singles would go out for social events and I finally realized the bitter women would never again attract any good man because they had such a bitter expression upon their faces that was even unpleasant to other women. Women who love being a woman and love all of God's creations (including men)come across as beautiful and a good man finds her attractive.
Hopefully, you will find your good man such as I did.