Singled Out.
The pressure nobody talks about.
A conversation for South Asian professionals navigating one of life's biggest decisions. If you've ever wondered why this feels harder than it should — this conversation is for you.
An honest, interactive evening — not a dating or matchmaking event.
We prepare for our education. Our careers. Our finances.
We plan for every decision that matters — except one of the biggest of all.
When it comes to choosing a life partner, we're still expected to figure it out on our own. No language for it, no space to think it through, just quiet pressure and well-meaning advice.
Singled Out is an evening to change that — to name the pressure honestly, and explore what a healthier, more intentional path could actually look like.
Four questions we'll sit with together.
Why does this feel harder than it did for previous generations?
How do family expectations shape our choices and decisions?
What pressures quietly influence our relationship decisions?
What does a healthier path forward actually look like?
Share your experiences. Hear from others. Ask questions. Leave with new perspectives. Your voice matters.
Shazaf Moonis
Relational Psychologist · Founder of Linkked
Shazaf Moonis is a Relational Psychologist and a graduate of Columbia University. She brings leadership experience from Meta and was a TEDx honoree. Her work explores how psychology, family, culture and modern life shape one of the biggest decisions we make — choosing a life partner.
I loved attending and felt validated and seen. I learned so much about the psychology behind how we gauge people on apps — and that I'm not the only one on this journey.
Thank you for creating such a safe and insightful space — honesty and awareness brought into conversations that are often so personal and challenging.
It reminded me that being single isn't one-size-fits-all. What resonated most was learning how to be successfully single — and to date with awareness.
Part of a bigger conversation.
Singled Out is one evening in Single Safety — a movement to bring the same care, honesty and intention to our personal lives that we bring to every other big decision. It's led by Linkked, a psychology-led practice founded by relational psychologist Shazaf Moonis.
- Register. Reserve your seat through the form — free, a couple of minutes.
- We confirm. You'll get the exact New York venue and details closer to the date.
- Join the room. An interactive evening — share, listen, and be part of the conversation.
Come be part of the conversation.
Tuesday, August 4 · 7:00 – 8:30 PM · New York City. Free to attend — limited places, to keep the conversation intimate.
Reserve your seat