Single, smart, hot, great job? Lonely? Maybe you need to move. Unless you’re already in Florida!

If you are single, good looking, great personality, with varied interests and a good job, but still alone - you may be in the wrong state. No, not state of mind. State in the U.S. Maybe you just need to move! Who knew? Your location can influence your odds of finding a romantic partner. Heads up for ya. Florida is the best state for being single. So, if you're lonely here, the problem could be you. Haaaa.

Good news:  If you're single and can't stand Valentine's Day, it's probably going to be a lot more muted this year.  And more good news:  You have plenty of time to RELOCATE so you're not single for next year's Valentine's Day. WalletHub website just ranked all 50 states from the best place for single people to the worst. Don't get all bummed out .

The rankings are based on 27 factors including the percentage of single adults . . . the gender ratio . . . online dating opportunities . . . drink prices . . . restaurants per capita . . . affordability . . . online dating safety . . . and how few Covid restrictions they have.

Based on all that, the top 10 states for single people are:  Florida . . . Texas . . . Pennsylvania . . . Wisconsin . . . New York . . . Illinois . . . California . . . Ohio . . . Michigan . . . and Missouri.

And the 10 worst are:  New Mexico . . . West Virginia . . . North Dakota . . . Hawaii . . . Arkansas . . . Delaware . . . Kentucky . . . Wyoming . . . Alaska . . . and Mississippi.

Check out the story HERE

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