Single At 40? Wonder No More

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You are wondering why you are still single at age 40? Wonder no more.
Every man wants to settle down with a woman of genuine character free of blemish because the beauty of a lady is in her character.
You have the kind of body that can cause road massacre and still the young cleaner lady at your work place whom you and your friends refer to as "imbecile" stole the heart of the man you love. Is no joke my sister, It's time to shine your eyes. That one is gone and the others before him are gone too.
Look inward my sister, come down from your high horse, be approachable, be genuine, change your character and change your friends. 
#ChoiceGabriel

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