I would, and currently, I am 
And i'm quite happy, because I can play and have a dinner ready when it's not my turn to cook
And i'm quite happy, because I can play and have a dinner ready when it's not my turn to cook 
If you had the choice of being in a relationship, would you?
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For a while I didn't want to be in a relationship as my previous one ended quite badly (was cheated on, yay!), and I enjoyed having time all to myself and caring for myself.
That isn't of course to say I don't still care for myself (been dating a girl now for 3 months), but I felt the need to share myself with someone I could trust and be close to.
We're doing great, and I'm happy I made the choice I did!
That isn't of course to say I don't still care for myself (been dating a girl now for 3 months), but I felt the need to share myself with someone I could trust and be close to.
We're doing great, and I'm happy I made the choice I did!
totally depends on the person.nunqual said:
But yeah I like relationships(although I haven't had too many of them, they were more romantic and sentimental than sexual and lustful).
Anyway I like someone to how I can give a massage, take care of, someone to spend time with(considering that all my best friends have left to different places), someone to have an emotional bound with(I'm not sure I'd mind a sexual attachment, but call me picky because this is not the kind of thing I look forward in a relationship; or at least not in one that would last).
And as a whole I would love to get married someday so I can have kids and raise a small army of "mini-me"s!
Well my Ex has promised me 'super epic cake, or multiple super epic cakes' and I'd still trade all the cakes in the world to have made it last. But no, she didn't want a bf, and still doesn't. Why would you not want to be in a relationship? Unless you don't like anyone, I have no clue.ShadowsofHope said:
Yes I would, I have yet to have had my hollywood born ideas of romance curb stomped out of me by real life.
Wait, what? How the hell did you manage to ninja me on a topic like this? I don't even... huh? Darn it...Crispee said:
But yeah, what Crispee said.
Of course, I'm in one right now, and It's brilliant. Although being single definitely has it's perks, I definitely feel a lot more happier and fulfilled with someone I love.
Absolutely.
I spent a few years when I was younger experimenting with a lot of different types of relationships and sexual lifestyles to find out which one felt right for me. I had a lot of fun, and a lot of fantastic experiences, but I'm definitely a person who is happiest with the companionship that comes with being in a good old one-on-one relationship.
I've had my share of world-shaking, embittering, I'm-never-doing-that-again breakups, and while many relationships do end badly, I find the experience of having someone to love, laugh with, play with, share my space and my bed with, and enjoy life with to be worth the inherent risk. For me, there's no sense in passing up a chance to be with someone I like and am compatible with on the off chance that it might end horribly.
I spent a few years when I was younger experimenting with a lot of different types of relationships and sexual lifestyles to find out which one felt right for me. I had a lot of fun, and a lot of fantastic experiences, but I'm definitely a person who is happiest with the companionship that comes with being in a good old one-on-one relationship.
I've had my share of world-shaking, embittering, I'm-never-doing-that-again breakups, and while many relationships do end badly, I find the experience of having someone to love, laugh with, play with, share my space and my bed with, and enjoy life with to be worth the inherent risk. For me, there's no sense in passing up a chance to be with someone I like and am compatible with on the off chance that it might end horribly.