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I have been very nostalgic lately. I tend to reminisce about the past, which may be unhealthy at times. I was telling my fiance today how time has flown by so fast, it seems difficult to digest.

It blows my mind that many of my peers and even those who I even remember as younger kids are now parents with children of their own. I have mixed feelings. I wouldn't trade my fiance and maturation for a time machine, but I do cherish some great memories and miss those (whether pets or former loved ones) who have passed.

I was watching old episodes of Rugrats tonight and remembered my childhood and the time I got my Rugrats in Paris Soundtrack CD as a kid. I can still recall that soundtrack and miss it. Kids shows were the absolute best in the 90s and 2000s. Children's shows today do not even compare to the magnitude of greatness and creativity like past ones. Hands down.

I will admit that I often look at my past with rose-colored glasses, and I had my fair share of problems in my childhood. Although, I miss the simpleness.

What are your thoughts?

I was trying to get home to my fiance as no one was able to get a hold of her. I panicked and grew angry with the slow traffic in my town and I road raged so badly I was driving 80mph down the road and weaving in/out of traffic and even drove into the grassy median.

I am recently engaged, so I will say upfront I am very grateful about that and I am not nearly as lonely or stressed as I used to be. I love my fiance dearly.

Although, I just did some reflection and realized I do only have one or two good male friends and have lost many friends throughout the years.

I was wondering if this is normal.

Young men are already facing a loneliness epidemic anyways. Over the many years, women have only sought and pursued the top 20 percent of men, leaving a large swath of normally healthy men who are lonely and deprived of love and intimacy.

This so-called 4B movement where women refuse to date, get hitched, or have sex will likely only shave a little off that 20 percent, because so many men are deprived anyways.

I thank the Lord for my fiance. I don't have to scramble to find love anymore.