So. . . enjoy yourself, spend money on yourself, travel by yourself, eat out by yourself, decorate your home for yourself. When you get enough of that, volunteer yourself to some of the needy causes. Just because you are alone doesn't mean you should stop living. Stop concentrating on finding that "one" person. It's really not the end of the world (only seems like it).
And men are the only ones that can change partners and have their "first" child. This is especially prevalent with the rich and famous when it's written up. Maybe the last paragraph "mentions" the other children if at all.
Retirees getting screwed by my company. We will have to pick up the entire cost of our health insurance. The subsidy they provided is gone. The free life insurance policy they gave us will vanish too.
Meeting some one online who is in another country does not usually work out. I often wonder why people do that. What's wrong with the area you live in? Are you serious? Paying for all those visits and thinking he is sitting home thinking about you when you aren't there. I'm sorry but in cases like this absence doesn't make the heart grow fonder. He has his life there and fits in the disruptions of your visits to suit himself. His "personal committments" are probably with another woman. Settling for what he gives you, he could probably find a couple more women on the side who are willing to "settle" to round out his life. I hope you wise up.
I regret not telling my platonic friend who passed away that he was worth more than the so called relationships I had. I don't think he would have believed me
We wish for things and try to make them happen. We learn from experience that way. I guess that is the way of life. Try to be happy with what we have and the changes that will naturally come to us all.
Exactly the word I would use for my ex. His words were "his mother didn't want him". Guess it was true, he was raised by an aunt. I never saw a picture of his mother. He didn't really care for his father either. When his father married again, he wasn't close to either of them. When his stepmother died he declared his father "killed two women". He banned his father from our house but I would sneak him in to see his grandkids. When his father died he refused to let his children go to the funeral (he did go). When I divorced him (he never thought I could) he vowed that "he would have our daughter". Never realized what that meant until I discovered too late that he heaped negativity about me to our daughter. We are estranged to this day. He's in his grave but his poison lives on. If that's not a text book case, I don't know what is.
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RE: Your seafood choice is.......
Can't choose. I LOVE all those choices!!!