My Dad and Mother in Law are alone. Few visitors and far too much boredom. Days are filled with nonody around. I highly recommend you not meet this fate.
Love you my brothers and yes the drinks have flown well tonight but that doesn't mean I'm wrong. [Reply]
I am very much an introvert.
I don't like going out to parties and have a few friends outside of the people I play hockey with.
Thankfully, I roped in a 10/10 hottie with big jugs and a great ass and she gave me a beautiful daughter. Without them, I'd be in an awful state. [Reply]
Glad I found the love of my life early. Without her I’m likely in jail or dead now, and that’s about as truthful a statement I can make. Put her through hell and moved her all around the Midwest and Florida. She’s still with me for some reason. I hope she at least stays with me til the Alzheimer’s I’m certain to get removes all memories! [Reply]
Originally Posted by KC Tattoo:
I'm sure there are pros and cons of growing old alone or with someone. The older I get the more I enjoy doing things on my own and I don't feel like I have to entertain anyone just to make them happy when all I really want to do is go fishing and be left alone.
Originally Posted by Otter:
If it's not you sure go out of your way to inject your real, pathetic life into CP every chance you get.If you're not an only child with a beta father and an over-compensating mother I'll eat my new hat.
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
I mean, no. Your post is so wrong on all levels.
Nothing pathetic about my life. Stable, employed, taxpaying American. Never been in trouble with the law.
Parents married for 40 years, one of three kids. Mom stayed at home, dad worked, opposite of beta.
A few dating issues due to being a late bloomer but nothing pathetic about that. I've had a decent share of sex/relationships considering. I've really only been "on the market" for five years and 2.5 of that has been spent in exclusive relationships.
Get over CP. And yourself.
I don't see Clay's life as pathetic. He's right, he's just a late bloomer.
What he's doing now is what most people do in their mid 20's. He's basically a decade behind. Not pathetic but a bit sad. I absolutely loved my 20's. Especially the mid 20's even more than the college party stage.
Clay needs to find a late 20's to early 30's who's career oriented. These chicks likely can manage on their own but want a life partner. They are either hopefully past the wanting kid stage or if they do want kids, they will definitely want to limit their family size as they don't want to be out of the work force long. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Clay needs to find a late 20's to early 30's who's career oriented. These chicks likely can manage on their own but want a life partner. They are either hopefully past the wanting kid stage or if they do want kids, they will definitely want to limit their family size as they don't want to be out of the work force long.
Or even late 30s...that was my last GF. I guess she just didn't appreciate mailmen, though. :-)
Good luck finding another dude who isn't gay and will take you to an abba concert.
I'm quite alright being alone most of the time. I need lots of time to recharge away from people or I go crazy. Usually if I'm having a difficult timr with something in life being alone helps eay more than having ppl present bugging me [Reply]
Originally Posted by Coochie liquor:
Glad I found the love of my life early. Without her I’m likely in jail or dead now, and that’s about as truthful a statement I can make. Put her through hell and moved her all around the Midwest and Florida. She’s still with me for some reason. I hope she at least stays with me til the Alzheimer’s I’m certain to get removes all memories!
Know the feeling....married to the most tolerant woman I have ever known. Sees thru all my faults and yet still manages to love me. Like you I have moved my my family several times....
If she died before me I would be lost....and probably turn into a reasonable facsimile of Clint Eatwoods old man from Gran Torino. [Reply]
