You have plenty of time to find someone. A friend of mine has a grandma in her 70s who's recently married and seems to be doing pretty well. 28 is only the beginning.

There's nothing wrong with being single though. (I doubt I'm the best example seeing that I'm not even 20 yet but whatever) I'm apparently still at the age range where people just basically HAVE to look for a relationship for some reason. At first I felt left out, then a had a closer look at some of the relationships and I'm like "...really? That's what I'm missing? This is what everybody looks forward to?" There was unnecessary amounts of drama with some of the relationships, moments that just make me want to shout "You are an idiot" at some of those people, there were moments when I'm like "Ok, we get it.", and it seemed way too stressful than it needed to be. Only three relationships out of about...twelve seemed to work. Those three actually looked happy and know what to restrain while the other twelve separated and looked for new partners.

So, here I am along with a few friends (some that are actually still single (and older than me), kicking back and having a good time. Then when I go home on Fridays after school, have a mini celebration or something for surviving the week (homework, how I wish to chuck thee out thy window...).

The whole "once you turn 30, you won't find love" thing is just a lie. As long as you're still alive, you'll find someone. I'm sure you're a smart person and won't make those mistakes like those twelve couples did (I doubt all that has happened just sticks to one part of just one generation's existence like some adults say), but remember, there are perks for being single too. Take your time and enjoy yourself until then (well...when you do find love, keep enjoying yourself, just make sure it doesn't negatively affect the relationship).