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May 3, 2013
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Used to it.... What can I do if someone is no more interested.

I know God is preparing someone GOOD for me. Someone who cared much than I am. Just have to enjoy my life of being single as of this moment.
Who told you that? (in read).

I started to believe the more you try TO FIND HIM, the less you see him. :cool:

God is not blind at all to bring him ther, where you are.

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CountryRose

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#43
Independent strong personality most guys don't care too much for that. This was not by choice I was orphaned by age 12 so had to be independent and strong.
I am also very independent. I am proud that I can take care of myself. At 33, I don't NEED a man around, but I would LIKE to have a man around. However, it's always been important to me to be able to take care of myself and not have to rely on someone. I know too many women who can't (or haven't tried to) take care of themselves, so they've been in and out of relationships since they left high school.

I find that men are attracted to my independence....well, they think they are. They've had needy women and are initially attracted to me because I can take care of myself. But then I think they change their minds. Men seem to be programmed to be needed, so I've definitely tried to show the new man in my life that I do need him. :)

The other reason I'm single? Partly because I am afraid to end up like so many other people as a single mom sharing custody with her ex. I work with children everyday, and I am so tired of seeing them pushed and pulled in all directions between parents. :-(
 
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Raeann

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#44
There's time for everything, perhaps my time being single hasn't expired yet. :)
 
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The_Dan

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#46
Dunno maybe my time hasn't come yet. Or the fact that I'm way too shy and never had the gut to talk to girls (>_<).
 
May 3, 2013
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I am also very independent. I am proud that I can take care of myself. At 33, I don't NEED a man around, but I would LIKE to have a man around. However, it's always been important to me to be able to take care of myself and not have to rely on someone. I know too many women who can't (or haven't tried to) take care of themselves, so they've been in and out of relationships since they left high school.

I find that men are attracted to my independence....well, they think they are. They've had needy women and are initially attracted to me because I can take care of myself. But then I think they change their minds. Men seem to be programmed to be needed, so I've definitely tried to show the new man in my life that I do need him. :)

The other reason I'm single? Partly because I am afraid to end up like so many other people as a single mom sharing custody with her ex. I work with children everyday, and I am so tired of seeing them pushed and pulled in all directions between parents. :-(
Independence is GOOD, but INTER-dependence is better.

Being involved with a needy woman, one who could simply pretend she is (or was) like that, can be easily faked and, a man who likes to feel he is needed, economically or emotionally important and sought for that, is goofying at himself, he is deceived by what he thinks is best (just for HIS convenience and stronghold).

I rather like INTER-dependence and, by the way, it´s almost 2 months I re-learned it well.

Regarding children: I agree with you! The sad thing is hearing women (or men) who got their children telling them "your mom is like a female dog" or "your dad is like a dog". In the long wrong their trust will be affected, their relationships are all torn and, it takes years to get recovered. I know it 1st hand and I have lots of personal friends who are dealing with the emotional isolation their parents set, as a jail in their hearts. It´s not telling children: "Your dad doesn´t love you, because he gives you no money". It´s also children are hindered developing a real time relationship with those who have loved them (the way they could) and the law "helped" to isolate children their mom´s or dad´s resentments and blames, so they (those kids) have learned: "I don´t deserve to live! My mom (or my father) doesn´t love me. I hate myself, I hate the world, and I WILL TRUST NOBODY".

It´s easy to grasp consequences in time. I vasectomized to spare me more trouble.
 
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CountryRose

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#48
Independence is GOOD, but INTER-dependence is better.

Being involved with a needy woman, one who could simply pretend she is (or was) like that, can be easily faked and, a man who likes to feel he is needed, economically or emotionally important and sought for that, is goofying at himself, he is deceived by what he thinks is best (just for HIS convenience and stronghold).

I rather like INTER-dependence and, by the way, it´s almost 2 months I re-learned it well.

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I completely agree! Thanks for putting it into words!

I don't pretend I need him. I just remember that I don't always have to be so independent and strong. It's ok to let him take care of me. It's ok to open up and show my vulnerable side. That's what I have to keep reminding myself. I don't have to take everything on all by myself.
 
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Why still single?


State your reason.
One of these days they might need a virgin to sacrifice. So, I made a vow-an oath to the good people of the Hyrian Kingdom to be their back up virgin just in case they lose their first.
 
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sassylady

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Single due to divorce. My ex molested our daughters. I had no intention of ever divorcing that man. We had been married almost 26 years and it broke my heart that this turn of events occurred. According to the stages of grief I'm close to the end but still grieving, and it has been almost 10 years.
 

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Single due to divorce. My ex molested our daughters. I had no intention of ever divorcing that man. We had been married almost 26 years and it broke my heart that this turn of events occurred. According to the stages of grief I'm close to the end but still grieving, and it has been almost 10 years.
Wow how sad....I'm sorry you had and your daughters had to go through that.
 

tourist

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#53
I am also very independent. I am proud that I can take care of myself. At 33, I don't NEED a man around, but I would LIKE to have a man around. However, it's always been important to me to be able to take care of myself and not have to rely on someone. I know too many women who can't (or haven't tried to) take care of themselves, so they've been in and out of relationships since they left high school.

I find that men are attracted to my independence....well, they think they are. They've had needy women and are initially attracted to me because I can take care of myself. But then I think they change their minds. Men seem to be programmed to be needed, so I've definitely tried to show the new man in my life that I do need him. :)

The other reason I'm single? Partly because I am afraid to end up like so many other people as a single mom sharing custody with her ex. I work with children everyday, and I am so tired of seeing them pushed and pulled in all directions between parents. :-(
Yes, training is usually required with the man.
 
May 3, 2013
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I completely agree! Thanks for putting it into words!

I don't pretend I need him. I just remember that I don't always have to be so independent and strong. It's ok to let him take care of me. It's ok to open up and show my vulnerable side. That's what I have to keep reminding myself. I don't have to take everything on all by myself.
Hi, again, CountryROSE!

The 1st thing we learned at home is trying to be independant. Parents were there to teach us to be like that (they did it well in you, as I see).

On the other side, I don´t see it as vulnerable or weak allowing other to show those cares and attentions. If fact, I think assuming those tendencies show who we are and what genuinely we wanted, as a committed partner. I have seen (and enjoyed) times when I was less independent, even to the point my last ex-gf insisted too much on cutting my hair or shaving my whole body, but THAT made me feel I was not my own, soon after a person like that starts to demand things you don´t want to give up or share, and any normal single may feel "I´m loosing my rights or freedom".

I also need that reminder you´ve probably intended to mention, and it´s a good experiment to learn it with the person who is willing to learn about being inter-dependant, acknowledging personal limitations, fears, lacks and those things alike. :eek:
 
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StoneThrower

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#57
Why still single?


State your reason.
I have a past that I assume scares people off, but my present being in ministry and desiring to go into full time ministry, living in and working with the poor in the mountains is not very glamorous either.
 
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jeremyPJ

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#58
got the D finalized in Jan. After a 19 year relationship, last 12 were stupid. but my girl, who is 13 now, is with me. And i'm happy. A bit lonely sometimes, but kind of used to it. Our marriage went from great, to secrecy/games, to terrible. So overall I'm much much happier. But I do wish I had a new lady in my life...Someday...

I have so much love to give, yet I have ended up around the wrong people. But praying my future is much brighter and better.
 
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simpley_simple

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Im 25 years old and still single
 
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biscuit

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#60
Marriage isn't for everyone. There are singles who wish they were married and married who wish they were single.

Have no regrets being single. I am very picky and antisocial but very popular with groups of people.