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I know it is true in a way cos the main thing is we ourselves are sufficient,we should not rely on another person to make ourselves complete and etc. Many people also say their partners does not fulfil their emotional needs etc..
But the other side is Isn’t companionship a
Big part of what being in a relationship is about ?
So want to hear some views.
I am on the lookout though
Last edited by singaporelady; 01-06-2018 at 06:14 PM..
I'd rather live on my own (and put up with occasional bouts of loneliness) then be in any kind of relationship, good or bad. Too great a risk and too much adjustment required for too little reward.
There are ways to minimise the wall-climbing effects that can come with spending a lot of time alone. Good sleep habits, healthy eating and exercise will help you become and maintain your best self. It's also important to keep your mind active with hobbies and lots of reading.
I wouldn't rely on another person to keep me happy or keep me from being lonely, that's my job.
I wouldn't want the burden of someone else's emotional turmoil on my shoulders, so why would I put mine on theirs?
I believe wholeheartedly in self sufficiency. A partner should add to your life, not take away from it. If you can't be happy by yourself, getting a partner is a temporary solution. People are extremely flawed and will most definitely hurt you at some point. To put all of your feelings and let your happiness rely on that person is a recipe for disaster.
While I agree that its not healthy to be emotionally dependent on another person. Humans are wired for connection. There have been studies on the effects on emotional and physical health that comes from healthy connections. Relationships are extremely important, sex is important. That said, Its way healthier to be alone than in a bad relationship, obviously. But good relationships are healthier than being alone, above all. Romantic or not.
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