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I'm not comfortable being in my own company. After being married for several years, I really miss it and hate the thought of growing old alone in this world.
I'm not comfortable being in my own company. After being married for several years, I really miss it and hate the thought of growing old alone in this world.
I've been reading your posts for a while now. You sound like your not in a good place, I wish the best for you.... It will get better, sometimes it just takes time and perspective... keep your self open, read, reflect. The world isn't as vast and scary and it may seem at times, we are all connected.
Single a little over a year now... thought I wanted to be in a relationship until recently when a man wanted to be over my place all of the time... we had only seen each other a few weeks and YIKES!!... decided right there that I LOVE being independant and making my own decissions and broke it off very quickly. Maybe someday I will meet my "soulmate" but maybe not... I don't wait and sit around waiting for him that is for sure... I have started to oil paint again, draw /sketch from my photos on my hikes and making plans to relocate in about 2 years... life is different but I do like it... I like living in my own skin, know what I want... someone wants to share in my journey then great if not... it is what it is
Single, and I have absolutely no interest in changing that. It makes my skin crawl to think of someone in my space, demanding my attention...ugh. I've always been very solitary.
At 31, I've dated one time, and that was when I was 13. I honestly don't "get' relationships. So much energy and drama. I've never felt anything less than fully complete in myself.
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