Yes..... every last one.
No - but lots of them. In particular this one. I should have put - generalisations like this... and excluded some statistical generalisations etc etc.
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Yes..... every last one.
No - but lots of them. In particular this one. I should have put - generalisations like this... and excluded some statistical generalisations etc etc.
I dream of living on my own when I grow up.I love being alone with my books,my guitar and my imagination ;)
Then a dog and better if someone who can understand feelings. Dogs and cats can give a good company of friends and at times more reliable and loyal but if humans can give a true and loyal company this will enrich life incrediblyQuote:
Originally Posted by Maria May
Until last year I lived alone and I liked it since the world is just outside of my door so I don't see it as an issue. How wonderful to have the choice to open or close that door whenever I choose. As has been pointed out before, we're never truly alone anyway. I do resent the stigma of women living by themselves. Somebody threw some loose comments around earlier about not being able to share their world but also there's an undercurrent of failure to have succeeded in fulfilling one's destiny - get a husband and keep him but I don't want to sacrifice all this happiness to satisfy society!
Have you tried putting him in a pumpkin shell, like Peter, Peter pumpkin eater did with his wife?Quote:
Originally Posted by Delta40
lol. You've proved my point!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ecurb
Most people who are alone or lonely would never actually admit it. I can count the people who do on one hand- just saying. People say what they want to people to hear and think.
I know alot of lonely and alone people, but damned if they will tell that to anyone.