Atonement for jewish singles

Esther D. Kustanowitz in S.F.'s Jewish News on an al cheit for jewish singles :

..it is only fitting that past and current singles seize this moment to take stock of the unique ways that we have wronged each other, as men and women populating the same singles pool. Once and for all, let’s take the sin out of singles...

Forgive Us: A Reading for the Dating Penitent-

For the sins of men against women, And for the sins of women against men, For all of these transgressions, O God of forgiveness, pardon us, forgive us, grant us atonement.
We said we’d call. We said we’d call back. We were dishonest with you and with ourselves.
We have let the ball drop. We have refused to pick up the dropped ball. We have preferred the safety of solitude to the instability of possibility.
We have rejected you for being too fat or too plain. We have rejected you for being too short or too bald. We have judged you according to external appearances and drawn assumptions from the superficial. We have detested you for your being too materialistic. We have detested you for being too superficial. We have hated you in our hearts.
We have told you that you were “like a sister” to us. We have told you that you were “a really great guy.” We have lacked the fortitude to transition friendship into romance and consigned you to the torment of “The Friend Zone.”
We have blown you off on the street and in front of our friends. We have pretended not to see you in bars and at singles events. We have behaved poorly and inhumanely, in favor of maintaining our own comfort.
We have demanded too much, too soon. We have pressured you into emotional commitment. We have operated according to our own interests and agendas, unconcerned with your feelings or opinions.
We have eschewed dating in favor of hot wings and professional sports. We have eschewed dating in favor of Cosmo and “Sex and the City.” We have escaped into comfort zones of food, alcohol and television to avoid potential heartbreak.
We have asked for your business cards at parties, even though we had no intention of calling. We have waited by the phone for the call you had implicitly promised. We have lived in communicational deception and delusion.
We have bantered too freely, creating a perceived depth to dialogue that was meant only at face value. We have flirted without follow-up, using subtle encouragement to convey enigmatic interest. We have left you in confusion, pondering the true intentions of our fearful hearts.
We have proposed second dates we had no intention of confirming. We have accepted second dates we had no intention of attending. We have chosen a slow fadeout over honesty, denying you the dignity of a truthful closure.
(Read together) For the sins of men against women, And for the sins of women against men — For the sins of dating on the Internet, And for the sins of dating in real life — For all of these transgressions, O God of forgiveness, pardon us, forgive us, grant us atonement.