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Cali,I don't think there's a "right" significant other for me anymore. I already had the one who was as close to right as he was gonna get. I don't think you can hope for two in one lifetime. I'm perfectly okay with it though. I have a really hard time adapting to the expectations of an SO. I'm about ready to toss my bf out on his ear. He's not that bad ... really ... but I don't want anyone in my personal space to that extent. Actually, I feel quite fortunate that being alone doesn't bother me at all.
Cali,
What do you mean about SO? I think when I can have cats again where I live I will feel so content as you about being alone! Cats are the best friends ever.But, I'm glad we're becoming friends too!
Aye aye aye!My boyfriend is living with me now. It's very difficult for me. I'm much happier when it's just me and the cats. I get so much more done. But, the SO (boyfriend) didn't have anywhere else to live due to financial hardship. I take in all kinds of strays.![]()
I'm inclined to believe it happens more often when you aren't actively looking. That they find you.
No, it's impossible.
What if they are thinking the same thing? Then you'll never find each other.![]()
The main issues for me are that I have a hard time recognizing the intentions of possible mates and that I don't believe I can be what most people need.