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I am sure this might come off a bit ego centric. But I just need an outside point of view. Prior to me being single I was in a serious but abusive relationship for 1.5 yr, prior to that it in a relationship for 3 years in high school. I'm glad everything is done and over with because it made me who I am.

At first being single was amazing and I really "found" myself. Amidst the time I did meet a guy( 2 yrs ago), fell really hard for him but did not pan out due to a vast distance amongst us. 

Now I am beginning to wonder if there is something wrong with me. I have been on dating sites and don't feel so fulfilled or connected with the people I meet. I don't really meet people on a daily basis. But I am beginning to wonder if I am doing something wrong. 
I have friends who talk to all these different guys or I see on TV how people are dating a new guy every week. I know I should now have TV has a reference point. But I can't help but wonder if that's how my mid 20's single life is SUPPOSED to be.

I know that for me to meet my significant others I'd need to be friends with them first. But number of friends (co workers included) are very limited. I guess my anxiety is rooted to the fact that a majority of my friends are either in a serious relationship, married, engaged or married with children. I should embrace single-hood and paint the town red but meh.
<bot>: Been single for 5 years. Dating life is kinda crappy. Everyone is getting married, engaged, serious relationships and babies. Feeling like there is something wrong with me. Is feeling all of this normal?