Being single does have its advantages. I've been single for just over 3 years, having been in a long term relationship for 16 years previous to that it was a big culture shock, it's not till you're single again that you realise just how much of the world around us revolves around couples. Booking holidays as a single person is a nightmare, going out for a meal on your own is not the done thing, not round here anyway. But you do get to do what you want when you want, within reason - unless what you want to do involves another person, 'bumping uglies', as my bro in law puts it. There are days I wake up and don't want to open my eyes cos I know I'm on my own, but there are days I get up and think 'what do I want to do today'. I don't know how single life as a woman compares to the single life of a man, from conversations I've had I think going out is a lot easier if you're a single man, women are still, even in this day and age, expected to go out in groups or with a guy. I don't know where I'm going with this either, just a little muse whilst I should be working.
H.x
Get yourself a cat and start talking to yourself....
it's worked for me.....
I'm fine.....
all on my own.....
can I come over there?
H.x
........sits back and waits for the bunny jokes.
H.x