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Singledom 

The state of being single, not in a relationship.
That date was terrible! I guess I'll continue this stretch of singledom.
Singledom by MsMusicalMess October 12, 2015

Singledom 

A realm of solitude whose cohorts are apathetic to their condition.
Jane, unsuccessful with the history of her past relationships, confined herself to singledom for the rest of her life.
Singledom by Bob Dole November 8, 2003

Singledom 

being single for too damn long!
Ay, that one girl can't be happy with her singledom; I mean she hasn't been on a date in 3 years!
Singledom by thatchick14 November 24, 2010

Singledom 

at 19-30 it is the sad fact that your friends and family that have B/G friends or are married already, are to stupid to remember that they need a single life to away from their S/O.

at 30-up it is the sad fact that your married with children friends and family are to busy to make time for single friends.
Mark is in the state of singledom.

I can't wait till all you married get divorced because you didn't live your life and take time to have fun away from each other. For you will experience singledome at the worst time in life.
Singledom by RoBPrO October 27, 2011

dysphoric singledom 

Dysphoric singledom is the state of being unable to enter a romantic relationship due to perpetual unreciprocated and unrequited reactions and rejections from the opposite gender.
He's living with dysphoric singledom because of rejection

Shingledoi 

An expression for when you’re surprised/fustrated/in pain
Oh shingledoi I stubbed my toe!!!
Shingledoi by MissyP368 June 2, 2018
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
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