Exactly. Plus, it's statistically unlikely and your friend might have just given it to you because she wanted you to have it, because believe it or not, you're in the majority: "Some 124.6 million Americans were single in August, 50.2 percent of those who were 16 years or older, according to data used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in its monthly job-market report. That percentage had been hovering just below 50 percent since about the beginning of 2013 before edging above it in July and August. In 1976, it was 37.4 percent and has been trending upward since." Basically, just slightly more than half of all US citizens classify themselves as single. So, don't worry too much about it; it's virtually normal now. :)

I can believe that. I mean, I'm single. I just want to get my life situated before I commit my life into a relationship.

Not necessarily, I have never had a girl friend in my life but I still enjoy my life

This isn't Twitter.

If she's dating someone she wasn't exactly single was she

For the purposes of the bouquet toss, "single" means "not married." I have a feeling the bride didn't realize that because I'm skeptical that OP could really be the only unmarried woman out of 150 guests.

It's not mostly women that have that pressure. Guys are called gay, *******, and whole lot of other crap if they can't get a girl.

sorry I meant alone together.

Being single at a wedding is extra hard for some reason. You can be totally fine with being single, get to a wedding and come out crying and stuffing your face with a bag of chips lol. It's seeing other people so happily in love and starting their lives together, and seeing the bridesmaids and groomsman coupled off, as well as all the married couples grinning with a knowing look in their eyes as they see another couple starting a life that they already have. It's a time to celebrate couples, and love, and the joining of two people; it's very easy to feel down that you're single during that time. I'm sure you'll feel better the day or 2 after when life goes back to normal and there isn't love and couples being rubbed in your face. :)

Actually, 70, weddings just deepen my resolve to stay the hell out of relationships. The ones I've been to look so expensive and so stressful, and the married couple never get any time to themselves. Plus, after a full night of partying, I like coming home to a quiet environment where I can sleep uninterrupted, which I couldn't do with a boyfriend! Weddings are way more fun for me when I only have myself to worry about.