What’s it like being single ? Serious question )

[Emmie12345]

Stupid question really but I never have been !

I am starting to feel current relationship isn’t right for a number of reasons - I met my partner very soon after my marriage ended so never really had time on my own .

I’m scared that being single is stopping me ending things thoiugh - we don’t live together , which I suppose means i am used to time alone

Has anyone got any Advice ?

@sneakysnoopysniper

4ensic I am glad that my command of English is such that I dont have to use lower class expressions like "cunt" in order to get my point across.

I got my point across before the last sentence. I thought your superiority would have helped you understand that.

My last sentence was just to say I'd rather help everyone than be a cunt. Im sorry you don't have the capacity to separate the two sections of my message.

Do try reading my posting a little more carefully my dear!

It does not take a mathematical genius to see that one person (using one persons share of community resources) and still paying three quarters of what four people pay is subsidising them to an unacceptable degree.

Instead of utilising robust evidence to refute this argument you have de-contextualised one particular phrase which does not appeal to you. Subsequently you whitter on about librarians and single parents such that no one can discern what point you are attempting to make.

Such is the grasshopper mind.

What’s it’s like to be single ?
I have found it far far nicer than I would have imagined but as has been discussed on the thread there are lots of influencing factors. I think the things that have helped me are being solvent, ticked the marriage and children box, good solid friendships, being happy in my own company and a little bit of a loner.
Eleven years on and I’m thinking a man could add something to my happiness but entirely on a pleasure footing no domestic intertwining !

@sneakysnoopysniper

Do try reading my posting a little more carefully my dear!

It does not take a mathematical genius to see that one person (using one persons share of community resources) and still paying three quarters of what four people pay is subsidising them to an unacceptable degree.

Instead of utilising robust evidence to refute this argument you have de-contextualised one particular phrase which does not appeal to you. Subsequently you whitter on about librarians and single parents such that no one can discern what point you are attempting to make.

Such is the grasshopper mind.

Yawn....