Just so you know mathmatically you have about a 3 in 1,000,000 odds of finding your "true love". This is of course adding in factors such as location, education, age, and mobility. With that it is only taking population figures from the US, Canada, and UK. Which collectively brings about 27-33 percent chance that you will find your true love, not all that bad...well aside from wading through millions of people to find them.

aww dont tell me that

You should do childrens parties..........really!!!

Children don't like truth...having said that...

and what makes you speak the truth????

Negative again fear........

COOL!! I dig beating the odds

Ya just rained on my parade!!

Statistical averages, not negative...realistic...another aspect of life children tend to have issues with. Look you can dwell in being single all you want, me...well I'm going to have fun with it, that is really the reason I did this in the first place and could honestly care less what your opinion is of it...don't like it don't read it.

Kind of like finding that needle in the hay stalk. No wonder I have not found him yet. Then again I am not really sure that I want that needle.

Id like to see where you got your statistics!!! Your negativity will bring all negative things to you. Realism? Truth??? Life is what you make it......is realism negative???? Is being positive being a child??? I dont wallow in self pity nor do I whine about being single....nor do I hide behind positive emotions.......sh*t happens.....but to say that these statistics are real.....maybe in your mind?

Well, I beat the odds, but I'm good like that

90% of all statistics are made up. Of course, finding true love is still better odds than winning the Powerball Jackpot in most states, so that's a brighter side!

I'm a mommy, finder of most things lost....
I'm sure I can find that needle....

Atta girl!

Never give up! Never surrender!

...somehow I find this information comforting..nice to know Im not just single because Im a b!tch...

http://www.npg.org/facts.htm -US population, https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/print/ca.html -Canada population, https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/print/uk.html -UK population, Education is a harder equation because most sites only quote percents so you have to take the percent and put it towards the population of the country (this is how I figured out high school educated people [GED was not an added figure]). Age range can also be taken from the population statistics, I chose the age range of 20-35 for my equation. Mobility is according to the number of airports versus the population of the country, US-19,820 airports versus 301,139,947 people; Canada-1,332 airports versus 33,390,141 people; UK-30 popular airports versus 60,776,238 people. After all the facts are taken you plug them into an equation which can be a really long process depending on your math ability.

***Also note the population statistics are estimated based on previous population figures along with birth rate and death rate of the given country.

that made my head hurt

I woulda just took your word

I'm good with math, and I took some of the numbers off an equation already done by a guy that went to Harvard and did the same thing for his math finals. All I did was plug in a different population and based my equation out of high school graduates, he took the population of the US, Canada, and Australia and plugged in college educated people.

NOW I AM REALLY DEPRESSED!!