You’ve got to flip that attitude around and stop hyper focusing on what you don’t have. I know easier said than done but…
My ex who i really loved and I broke up when I was 32 because he was diagnosed with something life changing and he didn’t want me to spend my best years watching him fade away.
It was so incredibly hard listening to people go on about their ‘mundane’ family weekends etc, moaning about their partners, when that was all I wanted at the time.
I dug deep and almost faked it til I made it. Wore my best clothes, did my hair, started really looking after my physical and mental health, thought about all the things I didn’t do because the men I was with weren’t into them, and did them. Planned my year ahead, did solo trips, met women, joined causes, changed jobs, moved house, had some amazing experiences.
Basically I used my single time to chase my dreams and unleash my inner Beyoncé. I’m happy, living life, and it shows.
Try not to fret over things you can’t control (meeting someone, future family etc) and invest in improving your life in aspects that you can.
I felt really vulnerable when it came to relationships then. Today I’m a different person. Don’t get me wrong, I still want to be loved, but my attitude to it is completely different, positive and feeling like I am in control and have power.