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Oct 23, 2020 43 min

Living the Single Life

from In The Circle Hosted by Podcast Team

Are women choosing to be single or is just harder to find a partner? Cheryl is a woman in her 40s juggling being single after ending her 17 year marriage. You will laugh with Cheryl as she shares "re-learning" the dating scene and immerse into her narrative about living the single life. Are you a single male? We would love your perspective...leave us a message via the Anchor App. You may hear it on our next podcast. This episode is sponsored by Bridgetek Group... they understand social media can be daunting, they will guide you through the maze and turn those social platforms into revenue generators.

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