Hate being single!

explorerzip

Well-known member
Jul 27, 2006
8,093
1,292
113
Question: just curious if you meant to write 'SCARCE' or 'SCARED' in your post?
Good catch. People can become scarce as in not willing to go out as much because they are in a relationship, married or have kids. You certainly should have to make adjustments once your're in a serious relationships and have kids, but that does not mean that your life revolves around them. The funny thing is that some people can become scared to do things on their own once they're in a relationship or once it ends.
 

Insidious Von

My head is my home
Sep 12, 2007
42,743
9,331
113
Funny thing is i live alone but I'm never lonely. I can get as much company as I need or as little of it as I want.

Again keeping yourself well groomed and clean is paramount. During the week, grocery shopping can be very enjoyable, but of course I'm not going to peruse the produce section smelling like a Bronx sewer.

Also, one of your best friends is your ironing board. Even if you rock the Canali, you're not getting a second look if your shirt is wrinkled. Also, I've never needed cologne - waste of money. I do just fine with Old Spice Stick.

 

Smallcock

Active member
Jun 5, 2009
13,648
21
38
If lack of sex were truly unhealthy, then there would be a lot of married people who would have serious problems. That is just not the case.
It is the case, hence the 50% divorce rate.
 

J.A. Prufrock

Well-known member
Feb 27, 2018
1,454
451
83
It is the case, hence the 50% divorce rate.
I think the point he was making is a lot of married couples stop having sex after several years, or cut down drastically in the frequency, and aren't experiencing health issues as a result.
 

Grimnul

Well-known member
May 15, 2018
1,467
29
48
I think the point he was making is a lot of married couples stop having sex after several years, or cut down drastically in the frequency, and aren't experiencing health issues as a result.
They absolutely experience mental health issues from not having sex. That’s why so many married people see SPs (or cheat) and why so many marriages fail. If they can’t get sex at home, they’ll seek it elsewhere. Almost as if it were a biological need...
 

niceandslo

Banned
Jul 19, 2014
825
9
0
Personally, I see it as a grass is always greener scenario. When you’re in a relationship, you get companionship, regular sex, a partner in life, and you get consistency. On the other hand, when you’re single, you have more freedom, more money, a more flexible schedule, you can have sex with as many people as you want (or can, I suppose). There are benefits and drawbacks either way. I enjoy being single, I enjoy being in a relationship. I see it as a lateral move. One is not better than the other, they’re just different.

Just my take, I suppose it depends on what you want out of life. For some people, one may be preferable to the other.
Very well said.
 

explorerzip

Well-known member
Jul 27, 2006
8,093
1,292
113
They absolutely experience mental health issues from not having sex. That’s why so many married people see SPs (or cheat) and why so many marriages fail. If they can’t get sex at home, they’ll seek it elsewhere. Almost as if it were a biological need...
Lack of sex is a symptom of larger problems in a relationship especially financial ones. Not making enough or having too much can cause a lot of stress. Stress saps a person's energy. Less energy makes people tired and irritable and leads to less desire for sex. That's when they look elsewhere.

I don't know of any study that has established a causal relationship between frequency of sex and mental health. Further, anyone wishing to study this would have great difficulty in gathering data because relationships are touchy subjects people don't like talking about.
 

kastoric

Erect member
May 22, 2019
313
509
93
I also feel that obsessing over dating and relationships is extremely unhealthy. As I said, I feel like there are benefits and downsides to both being in a relationship and being single, and I feel like if you feel that you’re incomplete without another person in your life, you’re going to be miserable. Trying to date because you feel like you need to be with someone is bad. It makes you desperate, and that just makes dating harder because you come off as desperate. Also makes you more likely to be with the wrong person, because you’re so desperate for a relationship that you’ll take whatever you can get and will stick with someone you’re not compatible with for far too long out of fear of being single. I do still date, but I do so opportunistically. I do things I enjoy, I go to events, live my life, do my own thing. If I meet someone in the course of doing that, great. If not, that’s cool too.
Give this man a medal. He just encapsulated what myself and other average joes in our 30s/40s have gone through.
 

surferboy

Well-known member
Jan 7, 2014
1,344
191
63
I never thought i would say it but I have to agree I bummed out being single. Dated & banged a lot of fun girls over the years & always enjoyed the time in between when I was single. Got into a serious relationship at the beginning of the year with a single mom & fell in love. Never seen myself as a family guy but I fast become one & it made me happier than other achievements in life lately. Met my perfect 10 & as usual I ducked it up, funny thing is I miss the kids just as much! I don't think we were put on this earth to be single...
 

Mable

Active member
Sep 20, 2004
1,375
11
38
The relationship you have with yourself will determine everything. Fuck that up, and you are done, especially if you are trying to hide behind/supplant it with a relationship with someone else. Where ever you go, there you are. It is a lot harder to distract yourself from yourself when single, hence why, in part, many people do not like it. Just my take.
 

mynameisearl11

New member
Aug 16, 2011
1,713
4
0
vaughan
Sometimes, being single or alone is better than being around with people who caused you more stress. You and you only can find peace within yourself. Do not seek it without (Buddha)
 

shack

Nitpicker Extraordinaire
Oct 2, 2001
53,865
11,785
113
Toronto
I was married for 10 years. Since my divorce I have grown so much more as a person than I think that I ever could have while married.

I've been on my own for so long now, I don't think that I could ever co-habit with anyone again.
 

superstar_88

The Chiseler
Jan 4, 2008
5,999
1,465
113
I never thought i would say it but I have to agree I bummed out being single. Dated & banged a lot of fun girls over the years & always enjoyed the time in between when I was single. Got into a serious relationship at the beginning of the year with a single mom & fell in love. Never seen myself as a family guy but I fast become one & it made me happier than other achievements in life lately. Met my perfect 10 & as usual I ducked it up, funny thing is I miss the kids just as much! I don't think we were put on this earth to be single...
Are we brought into this this world to take care of someone else's children?
 

surferboy

Well-known member
Jan 7, 2014
1,344
191
63
Are we brought into this this world to take care of someone else's children?
Fack no! She comes from a very affluent family & could have a nanny or three if she wanted & her ex shares custody. She's so down to earth & caring it's not even funny. Never been with a more genuine person & when my own family said she's too good for you I laughed...I'm not laughing now more like crying on the inside. :blue: When the kids got up super early & facetimed me with a birthday cake they made & sang happy birthday I never felt better & more complete in my life. I would do anything for them, hurts me everyday thinking about it.

Maybe my first love's mom was right(we still have a love hate relationship to this day), she always told me your like the dog that chases the car...you never really want to catch it but love the chase
 

Smallcock

Active member
Jun 5, 2009
13,648
21
38
She was never yours. It was just your turn. She has an ex for the same reason.

She's affluent and therefore doesn't need you.
 

Lucyb

Banned
Jun 3, 2019
5
0
0
I hated being single when I was a teen.

But everything changed wen I started working

Because I really stopped feeling guilty.

Like finding the perfect one was a problem

And my fault. Work made me feel better

Kept me from searching too hard and I would eventually

Meet someone I liked too much... work

Keeps me in check... there are still ex toy friends/playmates I miss

But I still am happy that they are probably still

Happy too.
 
Toronto Escorts