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Brittany is a 30 year old lawyer, living in the Seattle-Metro area. She is the creator of and writer at www.WhereMySoulBelongs.com, a blog that focuses on appreciating life right where you are every day. At WMSB you'll find articles on faith, fitness, frugality and managing to somehow have work-life balance in the middle of it all.
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No Matter What Our Relationship Status is.... - Where My Soul Belongs
February 14, 2013 at 8:46 am[…] most about Brittany is the courage she exhibited when she stood up and asked this question—how do you have influence when you are single? I knew exactly what she meant because I had spent years of my life struggling with singleness and […]
Rachel {CreativelyRedeemingHer}
April 6, 2013 at 12:15 amYou have a ministry friend! There is so much in store for your beautiful life and I pray you find the healing & hope you desperately, courageously need. I have been there in the singleness, frustrations, doubts, heartbreaks, disappointment, unanswered prayers & abandonment. Jesus has always been the best, whether single or married, mother or not…always the best.
Brittany
April 6, 2013 at 11:07 amThank you, Rachel. You are so right. He really is the best :).
Back When He Was My Best Friend - Where My Soul Belongs
January 21, 2014 at 4:28 am[…] try to be really open, honest and vulnerable with you guys when it comes to singleness. This isn’t easy. In fact, sometimes it’s downright […]
Advice for the Single Girl You SHOULD be Reading - The Rachael Way
July 29, 2015 at 5:01 am[…] matters until we answer the one question of why we are or aren’t married today. Singleness is something I’ve been passionate about for several years, and a big part of why I started my most recent blog in […]
3 Things that You Shouldn't Believe about Being Single
July 29, 2015 at 7:28 am[…] matters until we answer the one question of why we are or aren’t married today. Singleness is something I’ve been passionate about for several years, and a big part of why I started my most recent blog in […]
Heather Dawn (@mylittlehea)
July 30, 2015 at 7:50 amThanks for linking to this on Rachael’s post. I’ve often felt the same way in the past, but luckily when I was really struggling, I was surrounded by an entire group of single people from our church that were in the same boat. We’ve all since gone our separate ways, some to get married and others to chase their dreams.
Brittany
July 30, 2015 at 10:56 amThat’s so great! It’s a hard thing to struggle with and having support, even if it’s from friends of the past or electronically, helps so much.