Posted: Jul 14, 2008, 2:32 AM CST
Shadow_lover wrote:Time to stir things up. First, no one is single by choice. You can be single for many reasons but by choice, no one says Gee I like being lonely. I will say that sometimes after a break up a person might choose to have some time alone, but loneliness will catch them in time. I know guys that one might call studs, they remain unmarried and choose to stay that way, but they always have a woman with them, well 95% of the time anyway. Unwillingness to commit is normal as well, but usually these people end up with someone else as well. Being over picky, I have been accused of this one, and due to being guilty it’s probably abnormal, but hey I’m looking for perfection. Ahh, and when I say perfection that just means perfection in my eyes this may not be perfect in someone else’s. BUT, choose to be single IS abnormal. So most likely there is some other underlying reason but your not willing to share.
Besides you guys kinda thread jacked didn't ya?
Hear you but disagree.
One may be very lonely even in a full time partnership or being surrounded all the time with others.
Being alone does not necessarily equate to lonely. I agree that very few indeed can survive such situations long term. But there are those of us who do, and definately by choice.
Have been on my own two singlehood feet since 21, got married at 30, single again at 38, and never even craved it otherwise since then.
And believe me, it wasn't due to lack of invitations that it remained so.
It was, is, and bound to remain, a matter of chioce.
Mine.