|
|
|
|
|
| the joys of being single Posted: 6/28/2008 7:43:43 AM | well i have been married 6 times. i know you all think he is a dummy but no i'm not. life is life some you win some you loose.
i have been single for almost 7 years now and i am 60 years old.
i am just so damn happy being single i could just scream with joy.
i don't have to worry what am i going to be blamed for today.
i can watch car crazy or my classic car or american thunder on the speed channel.
i can watch the history channel
i can watch PBS
i can watch CNN
i can do anything i want to do any time i want to do it.
i refuse to give those rights up. | |
|
| the joys of being single Posted: 6/28/2008 7:44:53 AM | I've pretty much always been single myself, outside of course, of some relationships, and I have to admit, it's just easier (emotionally anyway) being single. None of those darn worries, no questions, no upsets, etc. Maybe if the person was truly "right", it wouldn't seem like such work. Maybe if the other person was in it just as much as you are it would feel nicer, but I've yet to come accross that too much. I like being single, but the other side of me likes being wanted by someone else... It's only human. The best thing I've found lately is my dog Louie, now there is a man who never lets you down, always there with kisses, and is always happy to be with you!!! LOL JJ
 | |
|
| the joys of being single Posted: 6/28/2008 8:12:16 AM | I have been single for a few years now. I find that the more time I spend getting to know myself, the less need I feel for a partner. Ironically, I find that I can enjoy a man's company much more than I used to because I don't feel all the pressure for him to be "the one". This type of independence seems to be more attractive to men, too. Also, I think, as others have stated, that having peace in my life makes me much less prone to accept drama with another person. It sets a higher standard for how I want my relationships to be and how I want to be treated. If a guy can contribute to my life in a positive way, great! If not, I lose interest. It's kind of a relief not to be so needy like I was when I was younger, expecting my boyfriend to fulfill all my needs. | |
|
|
|