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Being a singleton can be a positive thing after years with a husband!

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glitterfairy · 16/06/2006 12:05

Ok this is a thread to cheer us all up!

Here are my top five reasons I am enjoying being single!

  1. No more shouting when the kids lose things, I lose things he loses things!
  2. I can make my own mind up about when and where I go and for that matter can have chats with the kids about their choices!
  3. I am calmer and so is the house!
  4. I can go on mumsnet whenever I want wihtout someone having a go!
  5. I choose things in my life which I like and I onyl compromise for my kids!
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Needtowhinge · 16/06/2006 12:12

Hmmmm....have to say that sounds very attractive to me.... maybe that's part of my problem Wink.

Glad it's turned out so well for you Smile

spangles · 16/06/2006 12:23

Glitter you make it sound bloody great... think i might get locks changed before DH comes home from work. Grin

eefs · 16/06/2006 12:57

agree
also for me:

  • no fighting over the remote (TV usually off now anyway if noting on, rather than mindless flicking)
  • no blame-game of who's turn it is to do some chore, which I would invailable end up doing. Now I just get on with it and find I do less than before and the house looks better strangely.
-kids more settles, I'm more relaxed and rested, life is more fun.
Bugsy2 · 16/06/2006 13:15

My anti-depressants have well & truely kicked in, so I am full of the joys of spring & summer. My top five reasons for why I currently love being single are:

  1. No one nagging at me & trying to find fault
  2. Not worrying about what mood he'll be when he comes in.
  3. Not feeling resentful about doing everything
  4. No biting sarcasm directed towards the children
  5. A happy, relaxed household
Lemmingswife · 16/06/2006 13:21

Oh this thread is cheering me up, GF! Smile

glitterfairy · 16/06/2006 13:43

Good! that was the point and although it is nowhere near sorted for me sometimes lookingat your gains rather than your minuses really helps!

More!

  1. Watching the channels I want and no more WW2 films about submarines or holocaust!
  2. Eating what I want when I want!
  3. Feeling that I live in my space!
  4. No more worries about what will happen if I do something wrong!
  5. Being able to laugh out loud without fear!
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glitterfairy · 16/06/2006 20:39

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