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Loneliness - Britain's changing nation
by Liza Moore

It's said that there are more than seven million people living on their own now in Britain. Never have we as a country experienced this before and real loneliness can lead to all sorts of problems, including illness.

Have you ever sat around over a weekend, to find that the only person you perhaps have talked to was the assistant in the shop you visited and that was only to take your money? As more and more people leave the areas they grew up in, as well as family and friends they were familiar with, our nation is becoming more stressed, depressed and eager to overcome this problem. And it's not just older people, its affecting people as young as 20. So how can you be comfortable being alone, which is so different from being lonely.

The conventional ways of joining a new club, society, taking up a new hobby or even in fact getting yourself a dog - are all tried and tested ways that could work. But what if your lonely for a new partner - you have friends but when you close your door of a night time - it's then that many people feel so alone. With no one to talk over the day, the news, their feelings with, this is the classic time that single people particularly wonder how they could find someone special in their lives. Unfortunately nowadays there is no special place to go to meet decent people, as its so much down to luck, fate and circumstances, which sometimes need pushing a little to succeed.

That's why Tempting Fate was founded - it's the thinking, quality persons way to meet that someone special in your life. Members come from a 30 mile radius in and around Cambridge. We meet everyone before anyone becomes a member, to make sure we really can help them. With many success stories already and a Wedding Reception to go to this weekend from a couple introduced by us last August, Tempting Fate could be your answer too, at least to meet some interesting new people in your life.

Visit www.tempting-fate.com