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Topic	some lonely people on gfaqs
Djturk2542 02/13/18 5:25:29 PM #19:	Zeus posted... Djturk2542 posted... Zeus posted... If somebody is lonely simply because they don't have a s/o, the rest of their life must be pretty pathetic. That'd mean they'd have no friends, no family, no co-workers, and no other relationships. And, if that kind of a person did get in a relationship, they'd probably make their s/o miserable because they'd be insufferably clingy. Those kind of people should be more concerned with building up the rest of their life rather than just looking for a s/o. back in the day i wasn't lonely i had friends family ect. but there comes a point where you sit at home alone all ur friends not there ur house is empty and quiet. hard to explain. humans need companionship from a significant other eventually at some point. s/os come and go. It's your friends, family, etc, that'll be around. The kind of people who expect a s/o will complete their lives inevitably wind up disappointed. And, having cohabbed with both romantic partners and platonic roommates, I can assure you that most people overrate the experience. Quite frankly, I prefer keeping separate residences with a partner. The only must for co-habbing is if you have kids. in my case my mom had a boyfriend and i was a teenager she slowly abandoned me my dad was doing whatever he wanted to do and wasn't around alot. alot of my friends faded away they came and went but my wife stay no matter what came . as long as u find the right one man,woman whatever they wont leave. extremely hard to find that nowdays. im extremely lucky to find someone like that. been 10 yrs --- Been a gamer since December 25th 1993 snes,1st console owned <cite>Djturk2542 posted [p:896024171] in some lonel... [t:76315572]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Djturk2542 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>If somebody is lonely simply because they don't have a s/o, the rest of their life must be pretty pathetic. That'd mean they'd have no friends, no family, no co-workers, and no other relationships. And, if that kind of a person did get in a relationship, they'd probably make their s/o miserable because they'd be insufferably clingy. Those kind of people should be more concerned with building up the rest of their life rather than just looking for a s/o.</quote> back in the day i wasn't lonely i had friends family ect. but there comes a point where you sit at home alone all ur friends not there ur house is empty and quiet. hard to explain. humans need companionship from a significant other eventually at some point.</quote> s/os come and go. It's your friends, family, etc, that'll be around. The kind of people who expect a s/o will complete their lives inevitably wind up disappointed. And, having cohabbed with both romantic partners and platonic roommates, I can assure you that most people overrate the experience. Quite frankly, I prefer keeping separate residences with a partner. The only must for co-habbing is if you have kids.</quote> in my case my mom had a boyfriend and i was a teenager she slowly abandoned me my dad was doing whatever he wanted to do and wasn't around alot. alot of my friends faded away they came and went but my wife stay no matter what came . as long as u find the right one man,woman whatever they wont leave. extremely hard to find that nowdays. im extremely lucky to find someone like that. been 10 yrs --- Been a gamer since December 25th 1993 snes,1st console owned</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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