3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Nothing wrong or bad with being single , if you are enjoying being single and not doing anything stupid that could turn around and bite ya in the ass , if you aren’t wise and honest about your decisions and choices , so being single is only bad , if you don’t want to be single and feel like you are missing out on having someone that commits to you the same way you do for them. Relationships take 2 people choosing each other and staying loyal to each other , so understand you can’t have your cake and eat it to when you choose to be in a relationship with someone , but when you are single , you really don’t have to answer to no one , you are free to do what you please whether someone likes your decision or not. When I am single , I enjoy the freedom of doing what I want to do without having to answer to anyone , I can flirt or hook up with whoever i choose to as long as they choose me as well. I just choose to be honest with people I meet. If they can’t accept my honesty , then they can easily walk the other way. I don’t blind side anyone , if a beat girl hits on me I am nothing but honest with her about my current life and honest about what I am looking for without rushing into anything , giving her a choice on whether she wants to continue seeing me or not. And hoping she is honest with me as well. We aren’t mind readers so all we can do is go off of what someone says to us , unless you want to waste your time playing investigator to make sure what they are telling you is legit. I use to be that way when I was younger, until I realized what’s even the point , why ruin a good moment over assuming stupid shit. If someone wants to lie , they are going to lie. That’s their problem not mine. Why I ended up in bed with married women and girls’ that were cheating on their boyfriends’ for me because that’s her problem not mine. I am only going to continue a relationship with someone that is honest with me as well, but if it’s just a piece of ass , then it’s just a piece of ass. Thanks for a good time but not a long time.
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Aside from the random 3AM loneliness and the occasional desire of being romantically and sexually loved and wanted by someone else when seeing couples on your feed, I wouldn't call being single bad.
And if anyone tells you that being in a relationship helps fill that "hole" in your chest when someone leaves you, or that you need someone to rely on from time to time, then you shouldn't be in a relationship anyways. If you're not comfortable being alone and happy in your own skin, then you'll never be satisfied with a relationship either, because you first need to love yourself before anyone else loves you.11 Reply
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I feel ya. I’m 52 a little fluffy and just started dating. Most men I have met say they want a relationship but just want sex. I would love to be in a relationship again. I LOVE, LOVE. I love the companionship and sex. The problem part seems to be finding the companionship. Good luck to you in whatever lifestyle you feel comfortable in. You do you as long as you’re not hurting others…
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1.8K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Nothing wrong with being single at all. If I never met my husband i probably would have stayed single for life lol. It's best to only get in a relationship if that person is extremely special and gonna benefit your life.
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AskAs a relationship aficionado, I'm here to shed some joy and perspective, not pull you into any romantic quicksand! Being single is fabulous, like dancing solo and owning the floor. You get freedom, self-discovery, and endless possibilities to mingle without explaining who last lovebombed you! But hey, relationships bring companionship, teamwork, and shared snack obsessions—I mean, Netflix nights. Remember, whether single or loved-up, it’s all about falling in love with your life. Enjoy the fabulous dance! 💃✨
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There's nothing bad about being single and uncommitted, and there's nothing bad about being in a relationship. It's just a matter of deciding what's the best fit for you. But comparing your current status to the bad memories of failed relationships would be an unfair comparison.
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Maybe you are looking for love in all the wrong places.
Yes, casual hookups are easier to find. If that is what you want, then don't make the effort for a relationship. . . but it feels like you are trying to convince yourself of something. - 1 d
@Crimsyjo I would disagree to an extent because only the FEW men who get access to women through women's changing behaviour have this and THEY don't want to get into relationships. This has a double effect because a lot of women realise they DO like the idea of relationships but the treatment from the "easy meat" fukbois may excite and enthuse them with "game" and all the smarmy/charming facades they put on, only to hurt the women when they p&d them as another notch. Most men aren't interested in that culture so avoid it.
I'm surprised you have found it difficult to find a guy to settle down with though. What are you looking for if I may be so bold?
There are just some differences between single and relationship.
But single doesn't necessarily mean Alone or lonely..
The advantage of a relationship is, you are basically never alone. Your partner is ALWAYS there and loving in the same flat/house as you. So you don't even need to phone to ask him to come to you. And when we humans age, people tend to stay for themselves because they become less and less mobile. So it's quite plausible that a single person will receive only very few) if any) visits from his/her friends after they reached a certain age. And then you are lonely. While in a relationship there is always someone there. And that loneliness is also the reason why many old people die very soon after their respective partner has died, just weeks or months ago. Because they are so used to having him/her around that the feeling of constant loneliness more or less kills them.
While single is good until a certain age, above a certain age, when you become less mobile and people don't visit you as often you are in fact really lonely and alone. So yeah dying alone is not just quite possible but also quite likely. Some people don't care, some people do. That's your decision, I don't know what's the case for you.
In Relationship you have basically someone around you that cares for you (not just in a sexual way) 24/7 and who is always there for you. So if you love them, you are never lonely.
While being single is fun until your are older (pension age) because you are not tied down and can always call people to come over. And there will always someone there. But after you reached a certain age, people will NOT come over anymore, because
- They are Busy with themselves
- They are too sick to visit you any longer
- They can not drive anymore
- They live too far away (that is relative, is some cases even the end of the same street is too far, when you are old) and just visiting you is too much time and money consuming for them
- They just don't care about you anymore, because they have they own life and you are not part of it any longer
- They were frightened of dying alone and have suddenly started a relationship or to live together with someone else, so you are now left out Because they are now concentrated on themselves and don't give a shit about you anymore
- When your looks start fading, they don't come over anymore because they don't want to have sex any longer with an old person or they only do it to get money from you
Sex becomes less and les important so there is no reason why they should visit you any longer if it's no relationship. So they will just move on or prefer sitting home at their couch watching TV alone instead of visiting you
So those are basically the advantages of a relationship and the disadvantages of being single. It's your choice how you want your life to Be.
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Most of the long-term relationships are formed around the idea of having children together. Not all because there are other reasons at times, like just preferring other's company.
Some women just are not all that fun before or after the sex part. So they find themselves bouncing from one guy to another but they're not developing their personality or emotional being. Basically just as not ready for steady contact with one person now as they were before they stepped onto the hoe-train. We all know them, they're good for a fuck or two during the evening but and entire weekend with them is so annoying that we avoid it.
With all that said... my educated guessing says you're not thinking about a long-term commitment like having children or paying off a house with someone, and you're probably best for recreational use only... as in putting up with you longer than it takes to get the bedroom fun would make the juice just not worth the squeeze. If you're 45 and still in that phase of life, you might as well be the village's recreational use vagina and then probably end up with small dogs or cats as your family.
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Haha should of known my post wd bring out the misogynists.
Yes I've had marriage and kids already. That's past. Guess your another guy thinks that's only purpose of women 🤮
I don't really need to justify to you but.. my recent FB just spent 14 and 16 hours "hanging out" with me. We listened to music, discussed our respective studies, he shared info about his passions, played his guitar for me.
My other FB I go hang out with him at his company paid hotel room every week.
My other who lives a little far.. he sleeps over and we spend the night cuddling. I also have friendships with them and others that involve many intelligent conversations. Connection is important to me. I am choosey who I fuck. Your view that casual means "village bycycle" and view women are only wife material to produce children shows your lack of understanding and intelligence. But that's fine. Maybe it's a culture thing where your from. - 2 d
I was just being a little trollish, don't take it personally. You might be just going through a phase... like just getting to do the things you couldn't do in a relationship.
Like, when I was in one relationship, I hated getting so much interest from girls that were way better than my girl, but I refused to cheat, I was giving up so many good options... she eventually cheated me instead. After that I was doing girl after girl after girl for a long time. If you're a hoe then I'm a hoe too. 😂🤣 Eventually the fun of it wore off and I just naturally started to view most women as not worth the time or effort. I settled down... eventually, you will probably do the same. - 2 d
Oh, and at this point I've been married for quite a while. My wife is bi and I allow her to be with girls or to bring girls into the mix. I'm not like some bible-thumping man on a high horse. At least in this relationship I get to enjoy a new vagina here and there.
- 3 d
Nothing… it’s a choice that you can change your mind whenever and if you want to.
I could play devils advocate and open the question to the psychology behind asking such a question whilst immediately defending your choice but I will just leave that there…..😇
If you’re “truly” happy in the sense of being fulfilled I don’t think you would question your
choices, but that’s just armchair psychology and your likely going to ignore that and you probably should 😆25 Reply- 3 d
As a current student of philosophy abd psychology I get what your saying. Give it two weeks and I'll probably be asking the opposite question of moaning 😄.
I just live people and all the intricacies of different relationships intertwining with mine. It's making the thought of one person only seem very dull. But I do know consistency can be nice. - 3 d
I can see that attraction of that , honestly I can , but for me it’s the reverse. Having a beautiful friendship with one person that you get to spend the rest of your life with , exploring every facet of living with is both all I need and want. I had so so many relationships before and I was miserable. There is such a contentment and completeness knowing that whatever happens you have this person to face it with. You love each other , you trust each other , you get to be completely relaxed and comfortable without judgement and just everything else. It just makes my heart smile.
But , it’s not for everyone and I completely get that and respect it. - 3 d
No don't worry, I'm not saying single life is just for me and screw the other sides beliefs. I genuinely want reminding. Cos it has been a desire of mine. I've always considered myself a one guy person. I love making my guy happy and doing special things. But I haven't found a guy that reciprocates that's.
I was married 12 years to a husband.
I do want that comfort and acceptance and someone there good times and bad. But he was weak and I felt like i was carrying all the responsibilities with no "have my back" in return. I suffered depression and burn out.
- 3 d
Honestly you make so much sense , and you’re so very likeable , you could likely change my thinking. When I consider and imagine what you have said I think I understand and even empathize. Before this relationship I was basically a less fun and happy male version of you , I had an emotional void that I was trying to fill with women and when your average looking and no Casanova as I am this is a lot of work 😝. Your past obviously has a strong bearing on your present choice but if nothing else I am perceptive and reading between the lines I do think you flip flop between the fun and new excitement of your life today and what you still hold a candle for in deeper and meaningful monogamous relationship with that soulmate that you have yet to choose.
- 3 d
Wow are u like a psychology major or something? U get me so well. I do flip flop all the time.
I'm actually in love with a guy. But we can't be together (we had a FB thing 2023) but we remain in contact daily. From him I get emotional connection, consistency, a feeling of comfort and stability. I do things only for him online. I tell him he's my practise boyfriend. I want him tho. Bad. But I doubt in reality it would be as it is in my head.
And then I get physical, excitement and an interest in the lives of my casuals. So I enjoy that too.
I think your right. If I meet the right guy, my soul mate guy, this choice would be easy and it wouldn't feel like I'm losing anything.
1.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Why would I? If its working out for you its working out for you right? I don't have to make up a reason because if it applied to you specifically you'd already know the reason. Just make sure that you keep the options you'd want in the future open so you don't regret anything afterwards.
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It's the good life especially when you don't have to deal with a mother in law. This is normal now a days. People now a days is normal to not get married. After the toxic history our great grandmother and grandmother told us about dealing with monsters in law and the ground adult son not putting her in her place. Especially in millennials generation some millennials guys can't seem to grow up and let go of mommy. That explains why now a days no one want to get married.
10 Reply Maybe your heart is just guarded there is still decent good guys. I'm apart of that 1% club and found the love of my life I waited for marriage and was a traditional type to take things slow and court a woman properly. Got her a promise ring first date took a knee and it went from there dated for a little while and married her same day and time as the first date mostly because I have a terrible memory and I figured why not make things simple and make it special on the one day. It will always be the day I remember forever and always.
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I'm very open to a relationship. But guys aren't. Or at least... not the ones I'm attracted to. And I'm not like super picky. So I don't know what it is.
I had traditional... met my husband at work, slow build attraction, went on a date, built from there. No rush. Prob a few years before we got married. A couple more before kids.
Only lasted 12 years.
After that? Nope. Never found a decent guy. Had a 3 year abusive relationship instead. Am I guarded? Only where I need to be. If there's red flags. But even then... I had a 3 month relationship last year despite some red flags. I still gave him a shot. But got out quicker this time when obvious he was bad.
Now... I don't meet any guys wanting to try something real. They either weird (I've had guys confess to pegging, liking she-boys, cross dressing, being urinated on etc before even meeting or first date).. or they just straight up only want sex and ghost if I say I'm taking it slow and want to date.
Casual guys? I guess there's no difference except it's all up front so less deception. And as I go for younger casual partners there is no complications. No games. Friendships can form. Younger guys seem to like talking me. And I like their company and hearing about their lives.
As long as you’re having fun, getting fucked regularly, etc. there’s no rush. But having a relationship makes life and sex even better.
11 Reply879 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Most women past 30 should just stay single because good quality men don't want them and have better options, especially women that participated in casual sex.
Or they could become lesbians since there are over 33 million more women in the USA than men, so many of them will never get a long term partner anyway.
00 Reply7.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. There is nothing bad about it if you are truly happy and not just saying it to make yourself feel about yourself.
Obviously, feeling isolated or lonely can be a significant downside to being single.
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Yes that's true!! It's often when I'm lonely I start thinking I want a boyfriend. But... that's not a good reason to get into a relationship is it?
Plus... I was with one of my casuals 16 hours "hanging out" and as I sat there I started thinking hmm, I'm a little bored now. So I'm thinking being with one person only a lot is gonna trigger my boredom too. And lonely and bored are closely related...
- 2 d
I hate being single, but I also don't do casual and I hate most guys lol But relationships are always nice for hanging out with a best friend and having easy access to cuddles and sex.
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The universe exists because of polarity. There are no exceptions. Yummy food tastes good and is bad for you. And crappy tasting food is good for you. God is laughing.
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Well it depends what stage your are in life. If your still young it not bad being single and you still got it and can have sex with anybody you want if you can. As you get older you might have less of a chance getting. anyone you want. It also depends if your a nan or a woman and what kind of relationship you want either being a long term or just having one night stands or having f**kbuddies.
00 Reply 2.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. You sound like you want a relationship but you are trying to cope with how hard it is and relieve stress by having fun.
I understand it is extraordinarily difficult to find the right person but they will be worth it if you do. There's only one life, no need to give up but at the same time it is your choice.
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She's an empty egg carton with nothing to offer a man except debt, a bad attitude, and a thousand impossible demands.
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The only bad thing for me is that I missed the intimacy, nobody to come home to, nobody to love on that level.
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Nothing. You do whatever makes you happy. Currently single too and not in a rush to change it.
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You have freedom to do anything you want without being tied down to anyone.
10 Reply 761 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I think it depends a great on the social network , but of course there are no negatives to bring single , and quite honestly of all the married people I know , none of them are happy.
00 Reply6.7K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Remind you? If you're content being single, then that's that. Only you know whether you want to be single or be in a relationship.
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Nada
NOTHING!!
Enjoy it all!!! Friendly reminder to all those who would throw shade...
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It can get tedious not having people to really share things with.
Life is long and tiring.
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In my experience, success and failure in life are cumulative. It's the product of all the decisions we make every day. Perhaps being chronically single is more of a choice than we think.
- 2 d
I don't think there's anything bad about being single. And I would always choose that over an uninspiring relationship.
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I'm having that same problem. I don't understand why woman rejects guys who are really good cooks. I mean women loves a man who can cook in the household and knows how to make love to her in bed then worrying about him having BMWs or Tesla's
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for me personaly, getting any sort of physical affection is a hassle. so much so, that i don't even bother trying to get it. that's pretty much the biggest downside.
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I would like to know and understand the context of the image being used 😆. re-state//background_color_rgba (0, 0, 0, 0), font_color_rgb (77, 77, 77), justifyLeft
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Um, because you need a woman to drain your wallet, kill your self respect, lie to you, cheat on you, have another man's child, steal from you, and blame you for all of her mental illness...
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I'm not the only one. Every man I know has been tormented by at least one "modern" woman.
- 2 d
Also, if you are a woman who can't find a relationship that is completely on you. There are plenty of men who would be willing to put up with at least some of your shit, but they are invisible to you. You partied away your value with Chad and Tyrone, now you want a man to pay for all of your mistakes.
- 2 d
Bullshit.
- 2 d
Why should men fight for used up women?
- 2 d
What are u calling bullshit? That I've only been having casuals one year? Totally true. So cos you have no answer for why no guys wanted relationship to a gal who wasn't messing around u rather say I'm lying?
Well there you go. I'm telling u the good guys are not out there. Or they have twisted views of women so have given up. - 2 d
Women believe that 80+% of men are "unattractive", which is statistically impossible. You think men have twisted views of women? Seriously? Social media has turned women into super whores who think they are wife material.
- 2 d
I don't follow or go on social media.
If 80% of men are unattractive... maybe men better start paying attention to their health and hygiene.
Do you know how many men I've seen on tinder in my age group who look 60 because they thought they could drink and smoke and party and not be effected? That as a man they don't have to watch the beer belly (but oh the horror if a woman is not size 8). That bushy scraggly greasy beards are not attractive? Nor is throwing on old clothes and burping and farting and expecting a woman to actually wanna touch that?
It's really not our fault if men are not attractive!
I'm certainly no model. But I do my best and make an effort. - 2 d
The 80% unattractive is female delusion. Just because a hot guy dumped his load in you doesn't mean you are in his level. So women are convinced they are much more attractive than they are because a hot guy banged her silly.
Go ahead and keep chasing the top 3% men because you "deserve" him and "know your worth". You are 45+, how's that working for you?
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I never thought or felt there was something bad with it...
you do you... lol00 Reply 612 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Just read any of your own posts where you were complaining about this.
00 Reply1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. I enjoy being single, enjoy being able to mingle
11 ReplyIts the best thing happen to you, relationship is like a small sparkle, glow and vanish. enjoy singlehood!
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You'll eventually realize when this fun is no longer fun
00 Reply There are advantages and disadvantages to both being single or being in a relationship.
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Being single if one has an extroverted personality and/or a lot of friends is not terrible. If one is an introvert then it can be hard.
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That’s because you love the variety and perks. A relationship might limit that unless he enjoyed you doing it. Kinda hot
00 Reply No strings attached no risk of getting hurt feelings
00 ReplyI see nothing wrong with it. And @hungtexan had account frizen
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Women who say this are most likely most miserable. Women need men more than the other way round. Biology, history and reality shows it.
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It's fun for a while but nobody want to be alone especially as you get older
00 Reply It’s lonely old men so women would lower standards.
00 ReplyI like compationship.
10 Reply615 opinions shared on Relationships topic. There is nothing bad about being single!
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I didn't know it was a bad thing.
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Nothing just emotional lose ,,
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Female S. O ^
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Nothing at all.
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00 ReplyGood for you
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