Everyone needs a night to themselves occasionally. Not a night spent at home in front of the TV with junk food, but a nice evening out alone. It isn’t uncommon to resist this idea, afraid it would look weird or unattractive to be out alone, but Dr. Sherrie Campbell insists that a lonely date is actually a nice way to nurture oneself. The first benefit to a night out alone is the freedom to do whatever it is that you want. There’s no compromise or concessions, just you being you and doing what you like to do. A second benefit is the lack of an agenda or timetable that comes with being out alone.
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