<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

A lot of my good friends are in the process of "moving on" and although I thought it wasn't bothering me, it has.  They're in committed relationships and are moving in with their significant others.  I haven't had a girlfriend in probably 2 years now.  Unfortunately, I was in the habit of comparing myself to them.  It was making me depressed and I was constantly on the look out for prospective dates.  Not the way to go.  

Don't let that "forever alone" bullshit bring you down.  Do what you love because you love it.  You don't need a man or woman to label themselves as your boyfriend or girlfriend and validate the life you live.  Seriously folks it's O-K to love what you love.  It only brings misery to dwell on your "relationship status", just live your life the way you want.  This goes well beyond significant others.  It applies to your friends and internet.  Don't pick a hobby solely to be a part of a club, please have genuine interest in it.  I think a lot of us (myself included) have really forgotten about all this.  It's hard when we live in this world of reddit, twitter, facebook, and other social networking shenanigans.  I think we're all validation hungry.

It may sound simple and does just boil down to that age old advice "Be yourself" and "Don't compare yourself to others."  Just like all advice it may be great and you listened but sometimes it just doesn't seem relevant at the time.  Took me a while to apply it.
<bot>: Fuck everyone else you're awesome for who you are.  Don't worry about girlfriends and boyfriends you're kick ass with or without them.