Is this the only time you really a little sad about being SINGLE? (dating, girlfriend)
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My birthday doesn't bother me because I've never been a big birthday person anyways.
It sucks being single when I want to travel. Friends never have the money or time, so I go alone or don't go at all.
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Originally Posted by Raptor76
I would have to agree with this as well. I love to travel, but unfortunately I have no one to travel with and it sucks. I haven't had a vacation going on two years, only because I have no one to go anywhere with me
I'd have to kill someone if I had to travel with them. There have been very few people I can travel with.
I travel all the time, I live in Europe and travel from Friday night through Sunday just about every weekend. Winters a little less.
I love traveling alone.
I revel in driving and being by myself.
I don't have to worry about another's needs or wants. I can spend 6 hours in a museum if I like, sleep in all day if that's my preference.
If I feel like meeting people along the way, I do.
Raptor, go on your own! You'll learn a lot about yourself and might be surprised at how well you get around on your own.
Someone in the travel folder went on her first solo trip last year and loved it. I believe she's traveled a few times since.
You'll meet people enjoying the same things that you do.
It's great, give it a shot.
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Originally Posted by TVandSportsGuy
sounds like a horrible relationship
How can you say that about one facet of a relationship?
You do realize that he probably has many fine qualities, even though you may not like this.
Do you dismiss people because there's one thing about them that you don't like?
It seems that you don't know much about relationships.
I'd have to kill someone if I had to travel with them. There have been very few people I can travel with.
I travel all the time, I live in Europe and travel from Friday night through Sunday just about every weekend. Winters a little less.
I love traveling alone.
I revel in driving and being by myself.
I don't have to worry about another's needs or wants. I can spend 6 hours in a museum if I like, sleep in all day if that's my preference.
If I feel like meeting people along the way, I do.
Raptor, go on your own! You'll learn a lot about yourself and might be surprised at how well you get around on your own.
Someone in the travel folder went on her first solo trip last year and loved it. I believe she's traveled a few times since.
You'll meet people enjoying the same things that you do.
It's great, give it a shot.
How can you say that about one facet of a relationship?
You do realize that he probably has many fine qualities, even though you may not like this.
Do you dismiss people because there's one thing about them that you don't like?
It seems that you don't know much about relationships.
Why would two people be together and not do anything for each other's birthday?
Why would two people be together and not do anything for each other's birthday?
That's going to destroy a whole relationship for you?
Well yeah, it would. You wouldn't go out with a woman who wore tennis shoes.
In mature relationships, you learn what's important for each other.
My ex never remembered my birthday (until after we were divorced - now he sends me cards a month early or late every few years).
It's part of the whole person, it's one part of a relationship.
Maybe birthdays aren't his thing.
I do not remember birthdays except for my immediate family.
I do not care about birthdays. If I think of someone I send a card or a gift, because I want to, not because it's expected of me.
To me, it means more to do it from my heart than from a calendar.
That's going to destroy a whole relationship for you?
Well yeah, it would. You wouldn't go out with a woman who wore tennis shoes.
In mature relationships, you learn what's important for each other.
My ex never remembered my birthday (until after we were divorced - now he sends me cards a month early or late every few years).
It's part of the whole person, it's one part of a relationship.
Maybe birthdays aren't his thing.
I do not remember birthdays except for my immediate family.
I do not care about birthdays. If I think of someone I send a card or a gift, because I want to, not because it's expected of me.
To me, it means more to do it from my heart than from a calendar.
I';m being serious, I have never heard anything like this in my entire life. As much as females ask me on a first conversation "when is your birthday?
Hell, I usually forget my own birthday. I sure don't expect others to remember it. Mrs. NBP is pretty good at remembering it. My mother, on the other hand, was always a month late until the last couple years before she died.
Hell, I usually forget my own birthday. I sure don't expect others to remember it. Mrs. NBP is pretty good at remembering it. My mother, on the other hand, was always a month late until the last couple years before she died.
This post is about to make me cry. That's horrible
I don't mind being single on any particular day. I feel a little insecure about it when I'm at a wedding with no date, but I just try to get obliterated and no worry about it. Otherwise I don't mind being single at all. Took a lot of work to get to this point, but it's well worth it.
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