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I'm pretty asocial anyways, just my nature, so being alone isn't always a bad thing. Most of the time I'm fine with being alone, but there are times when it does suck. But I have no urge to even try a relationship anymore. Two bad experiences in three years left me thinking it's just not worth it to put myself out there emotionally anymore. And with all my problems I doubt I'd find too many understanding partners anyways (not to mention that the music would drive them nuts).
I do have a couple of friends that I hang with occasionally, mainly for musical purposes (how many people out there even like the same whacked music I do? It's crucial to stick with the few that do ;) ) but overall I spend about 95% of my time alone. My father says every male in our family has been a loner, going at least back to my great Grandfather.
Here's a funny story. When I was a kid my dad and I went fishing a lot at a place in NH called Powwow Pond. On the far side of the lake there was a dirt road, so we went for a walk down it one day. Way down the trail in the middle of nowhere there was a silver Streamline camper with a mailbox beside it. The name on the mailbox was our last name. :rofl:
I think if you love someone then any "clingingness" isn't a problem, at least it's not for me, unless it comes with a lot of jealousy, because I've never cheated on anyone and never will. My ex-wife accused me of it and it hurt more than words can convey. I felt that if she actually believed that then she didn't know me at all, and that was a depressing realization.
I hope things look up for you soon. :hug:
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