Gorgeous Man of ze Day

Nathan Fillion
Beloved by us girls here at PotCS for being Richard Castle and Captain Mal Reynolds. 
And for being just an all around awesome actor. 
To quote Captain Mal: "I think I might cry."

Humorous E-Card of ze Day

This entry is brought to us by our co-author. 
It has happened to her on...always. 
See, there's these special guys- the creeps of the crop. They text when not wanted. When they do, it's the wrong things. 
Such a shame. 
And waste of text. 

Gorgeous Man of ze Day

Tom Hiddleston
That's why.  
He is better known to the world (which is essentially the Tumblr fanbase) as Loki. 
A talented actor. Quite a snappy style, thinks the Phantom Menace. There's lots to love about Mr. Hiddleston, not just for playing a character that wields a scepter and almost destroys Earth...er, Midgard. 

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We are the minds behind the machine

This blog would be nothing without introducing the world to the masterminds behind the fabulous "Problems of the Chronically Single."

For the sake of anonymity, I'll be known as the Phantom Menace. I am a (single) senior here at the prestigious University of California Santa Barbara. At the bright age of 21, one would think that I lead quite a vibrant life that doesn't warrant blogging. 

Riiiiiiight.

I live on campus with an amazing view of the lagoon scenery. Have I mentioned my roommate is hilarious? Cause she is. We had quite the year of shenanigans junior year. Let's hope that senior year is just as generous to us. 

For the faint and fair of heart, we'll be discussing important matters that can't only pertain to us. It's an adventure blog.   
 

This is a special contribution to the blog from the second author.

She writes under the nom de guerre of Keller and files this under #virginproblems. 

 

Gorgeous Man of ze Day

Because there's never a bad time to put Chris Evans and his wisdom (and beauty) on a pedestal.

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Introduction to the Realm of Hilarity

Why would someone possibly title this blog "Problems of the Chronically Single"? Will anyone read it other than the authors? 

Well, it's simple really. 

This will be a testament to the travails of two single girls in their final year of college. Like the rest of the twentysomething population of the world and, more specifically, here at UCSB - we got problems. Those problems tend to be:

• school
• guys
• guys here in this outer ring of Dante's Inferno

We also happen to be single. And we plan on dealing with that in the most comedic fashion short of writing a screenplay. 

So to the world of the interwebs: welcome one and all.