Hopelessly Single? Happily Single?

janeway_alltheway

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Report this Mar. 18 2011, 6:57 pm

Just general curiosity about how my fellow Trek fans feel about being single. Thoughts?


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Report this Mar. 18 2011, 7:01 pm

Even though I'm still young, I prefer being single. I'm not a social person. To be entirely honest, I prefer the company of animals to the company of another person. That's one thing I'm not sure about, the fact that I prefer being alone. It might be one of the odd traits of my family since the majority of my family is weird like that.


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Report this Mar. 18 2011, 7:42 pm

Quote: CaptainMauin @ Mar. 18 2011, 7:01 pm

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>Even though I'm still young, I prefer being single. I'm not a social person. To be entirely honest, I prefer the company of animals to the company of another person. That's one thing I'm not sure about, the fact that I prefer being alone. It might be one of the odd traits of my family since the majority of my family is weird like that.

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I love being alone- i'm extremely intorverted. As Audrey Hepburn put it, "I don't want to be alone, I want to be left alone." That is EXACTLY how I feel! Lol I have to admit tho- being single get frustrating sometimes- but as Captain Janeway says in Fair Haven "I'm not about to climb up any trees if that's what you're asking" Lol


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Report this Mar. 19 2011, 5:43 am

Happily single! I can see some advantages in having a partner, but never having had one, I´m not so sure they´d outweigh the disadvantages. My job (when I have one) is extremely social, so when I´m home, I, too, like to be left alone. Recharging my social batteries.


Nah. My rabbit is excellent company!


If there is nothing wrong with me, then maybe there´s something wrong with the universe? -Dr. Crusher

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Report this Mar. 19 2011, 5:52 am

Our society still holds on to the antiquated notion that one must get married and start pumping out spawn as soon as possible.


I grew up in an area where I was placed under tremendous pressure by family and friends to do just this. So much so that every date I went on, the woman sensed my desperation to get into a serious relationship and got turned off by it.


I was treated like I was either gay (not that there's anything wrong with that) or a pedophile. Married "friends" didn't want me around, and I was constantly hounded by family to find a wife.


I eventually moved far away, and lo and behold being single was fun! I was a confirmed bachelor until I was 35 when my wife got her hooks in me.


 


There's a kind of freedom in being totally screwed, you know things can't get any worse.

The Master

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Report this Mar. 19 2011, 1:11 pm

Neutrally single, I must say.

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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 9:08 am

I'm currently not single, but when I am I love it.
Not settling on one guy kinda takes the pressure off a bit and it gives me the oppurtunity to meet different kinds of guys.


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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 9:59 am

Spent most of my adult life in two seperate relationships, One was a marriage of 13yrs, the other an LTR of 8yrs. Been single for the past 5yrs and, althought it wasn't easy at first, I've become quite happy at being 100% of me and not 50% of we. One advantage is being able to scratching where it itches when it itches. One disadvantage, cold sheets.

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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 1:02 pm

I live with DNesh.


We are not married.


 

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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 1:38 pm

No.


 

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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 2:38 pm

Quote: Commander_Zelkar @ Mar. 19 2011, 5:52 am

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>Our society still holds on to the antiquated notion that one must get married and start pumping out spawn as soon as possible.

>I grew up in an area where I was placed under tremendous pressure by family and friends to do just this. So much so that every date I went on, the woman sensed my desperation to get into a serious relationship and got turned off by it.

>I was treated like I was either gay (not that there's anything wrong with that) or a pedophile. Married "friends" didn't want me around, and I was constantly hounded by family to find a wife.

>I eventually moved far away, and lo and behold being single was fun! I was a confirmed bachelor until I was 35 when my wife got her hooks in me.

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Love your avatar BTW.


I can also relate to your post. The part with the pushing anyways.


Recently I had some relations that tryed to hook me up with a guy a bit older then me but as always fixed relations never work for me. I must be the one to choose. People always think they know every thing about me but they don't. There are certain things I tell only to close people and its been awhile since that happened.


But for most part it would be nice to find some relations but I now that's rare. They might as well be on a distant planet some place on the other side of the universe.  :\


He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it. -Douglas Adams (1952-2001)

janeway_alltheway

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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 5:52 pm

Quote: Beershark @ Mar. 24 2011, 9:59 am

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>Spent most of my adult life in two seperate relationships, One was a marriage of 13yrs, the other an LTR of 8yrs. Been single for the past 5yrs and, althought it wasn't easy at first, I've become quite happy at being 100% of me and not 50% of we. One advantage is being able to scratching where it itches when it itches. One disadvantage, cold sheets.

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I love "100% of me and not 50% of we"


that's great.


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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 7:31 pm

Quote: janeway_alltheway @ Mar. 18 2011, 6:57 pm

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>Just general curiosity about how my fellow Trek fans feel about being single. Thoughts?

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Oh, so because we're Trek nerds you automatically assume we're single .


I really don't know how to feel about being single. I am a bit of a loner in general, so I guess it doesn't get to me as much as it gets to other people. At the same time, there are moments where I wish I had a significant other. Still, at this point in my life, I'm confident being single is the best thing for me right now. I can relate to McCoy's luck with women; the only girl I ever dated turned out to be a vampiric monster . He is of course also twice divorced, so I guess he has had some luck with women.

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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 8:20 pm

That is yet to be determined.

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Report this Mar. 24 2011, 9:21 pm

Quote: The Master @ Mar. 19 2011, 1:11 pm

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>Neutrally single, I must say.

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What TheMaster said.


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