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02-26-2012, 10:22 PM
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Well, I'm getting ready for bed so I'll raise the security level to defcon 4.
don't have to worry about anyone coming here... battlestations...the shade are down...my cats have their helmets on...and gave me the thumbs/paws up... We are ready...operation disengagement is in effect... holy s***...someone called up and ordered sandbags 
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02-26-2012, 11:51 PM
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The last 1.5 years I have lived alone for the first time in my life. The first few months were weird. I kept expecting the kids to come at all hours. And then slowly the 'freedom' started to move into me. We became friends.
This is also the first time I have been single AND lived alone. So, I feel like I am in a really exciting place. Will I get weirder... laughing... by whose standards?? <says the dangerously dorky dyke who refers to herself as a fox> <smiley widely>
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02-27-2012, 01:02 AM
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I don't talk to my pets - I don't have any so if I talked to them it would be a bit wierd I guess.
I do talk to my stuffed Kermit and occasionally grope him too. I don't think that this is too wierd given that, as he cannot answer back, he tends to implicitly share my outlook on life (good) and, as for the groping, we'll at least he doesn't expect me to take him out for a meal before or afterwards so it's cheaper on my wallet. See, even what may seem wierd at the outset can have a perfectly rational explanation ........ |
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07-26-2014, 07:43 AM
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It's been about 7 weeks now that I've been on my own, but I think if anything about me has changed, I'm thinking that it has to be this deep need to have someone to talk with and share about everyday life.
Other than that and a few other items of interest, life seems to be full of new discoveries. And I find that enchanting and beautiful.
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07-26-2014, 07:53 AM
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yes...that is all...
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07-26-2014, 10:35 AM
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living alone is fabulous ...until its not. I miss my wife....i miss waking up next to her...i miss coffee together...i miss parts of sharing my life..and living with her. Then.....i LOVE living alone..i love having a clean apt. Money...i love having MY money...and having it. I love knowing where stuff is...i love coming and going as i please....i find myself...enjoying my alone time more than enjoying my time with friends.....i LOVE the quiet......the ease...of just being....alone.......i think this isnt always healthy or good for me.
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07-26-2014, 06:54 PM
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I'm with the general consensus that I was weird before I started living alone.
I prefer living alone and it tends to be safer for the general population. If I don't like the paint on the walls, I'm the only one that's going to bitch about it. Or not. If I forgot to take something out for dinner, I'm the only one who has to make the decision to patchwork something from the fridge or go get something. And, if going out, where to go. I only have to fight the sofa cushions for the remote and I usually win. I'm a total bed hog and that's best when there's no one for me to have to bully. It's not pretty. On the flip side, I have no one to blame when I lose shit or forget to do something important. Maybe I should get a pet. 
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