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Sleepy Sol

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Unless you count long-distance relationships, I've been single my entire life.

Last time I was in a long-distance relationship was years ago, though.

 

Feraswondervahnn

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Been Single about three years I think. Wouldn't have it any other way ha ha. I just don't particularly like relationships, but every couple of years I meet someone worth giving it a go with.
 

fluffybunny937

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I have a girlfriend. I'm afraid she might break up with me though. It'd hurt but I understand why she would. She's the first girl I've ever dated, and she's done plenty of dating in the past. The difference in experience is a hurdle sometimes and, to be honest, I'm not very good looking (Or any good looking for that matter).
 

Bad Jim

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Where's the ****ing poll???

Anyway, I'm single.

CAPTCHA : charm offensive. What does that mean?
 

Pete Oddly

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Single and hating it. I only seem to attract the romantic interests of women who are completely off their nut.
 

Azure23

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Currently in the second year of cohabitation with my high school sweetheart/fiancé, we've been together for over four years now, and I proposed a year and a half ago next week. Before her none of my relationships were really emotionally serious, we just had fun together until one of us couldn't stand the other anymore and broke it off. Glad to have found something serious and long term.

We just moved to New Orleans together so she could better pursue her public health degree (my baby's gonna work at the CDC!) and it works for me too since I majored in culinary arts. All in all things are going really great, also we have a fucking awesome cat.
 
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An excuse to rant about my boyfriend? Yes please!

So I'm 18, and I entered my first relationship a little over a month ago. I knew him for a whopping two days before we decided to be boyfriends, so I guess you could call it love at first sight. We have similar tastes in video games, music, and movies/TV (although I rarely watch TV), our personalities seem to be the perfect compliments to each other, and we both happen to like guys (Which is kind of a requirement for a gay couple I know, but I needed a third thing to say and my mind blanked).

Anyway, we're pretty much the happiest couple EVER!!! And don't you dare tell me that this will end badly since it's my first time and we've only been together a month! I don't care if I'm naive!
 

Someone Depressing

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Single. It's not that bad, really. It gives you plenty of time to think about why you're single other than the fact that you look like a bag of scowling potatoes learn how to cook and do jigsaws and shit.

I've pretty much come to terms with the fact that I'll always be alone. I'll be found dead, having passed away several years earlier, now one with the carpet as I will remain nothing but a stagnating patch of mildew.
 

Rattja

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Well, single here and quite happy with that.

Have yet to find a person I can stand being around for more than a few days before I look for a way to escape. Just being in the same room as someone is extreemly taxing for my head to deal with.

I don't see how being single is a negative thing though, as you basically have the freedom to do whatever the hell you want.
The only problem I have with it really is that some people that are with someone kinda looks at me as a lesser person because "I have not found/gotten anyone yet".
It's not that I am unable to do it, I just don't want to, but that is rather hard to believe it seems.

I'm not that keen on the idea of giving someone a knife that they can plant frimly in my back at any time either, there really is no more room back there for that.
 

SinisterDeath

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Single, been that way virtually my entire life.

Reading this thread makes me happy (that I'm not the only one who seems to have a problem finding a girlfriend) and disheartening as I' see the trend humanity is heading towards.

The only advice I have for the other guys here is this.
Don't focus on sex, nor on obtaining a girlfriend. All you'll do is get frustrated and come off as desperate. It's been suggested before that humans can and do sense pheromones from each other.. and Women might not get that good vibe from you, because they can sense your desperation through not just body language but your pheromones.

Instead.. I say focus on finding friendship, where ever, and whenever you can. Think of it like a Guild if nothing else.
Be honest to yourself, and to women. Don't think of every interaction as a transaction for sex, or relationship power. Even if you don't find love whatever that may be, you might just find friends along the way. Nothing else? Maybe they'll know people they can hook you up on a date with? ;)

Oh, and lower your expectations. Remember the movie Shallow Hal? There is a lot of truth within that movie.


To the Women:
Communication is important for all relationships. And while women tend to master all facets of communication better than men, you also have a tendency to read men, like you would women.
We really aren't that complicated. But if you say "I want to stay home all night" and that is supposed to mean "Let's go out for a fancy meal" Guys are going to read that in two ways.
"Lets stay home all night" or "Let's stay home all night and get freaky".

So when dealing with men you like, you might want to consider communicating like men.. Be blunt and to the point.
In this day and age of post-modern feminism, why maintain with the same 'ol gender role of requiring men to ask you out? Come up with plans? If the guy's threatened by it well, it's his loss, right?
 

clippen05

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Single since birth, 19 years old. Never really actively try to change that because of zero experience. Keep saying I'll make a tinder, but only have a couple of decent pictures. None of those pictures are all too recent anyway, because I don't like to take pictures much do to the moderate acne I've developed and I'm not the most attractive person to begin with (At least from my point of view, have't hit rock bottom and posted my pictures on r/amiugly yet. Beat myself up over the fact that people I know from highschool and Uni that I consider to be extremely socially awkward combined with not being amazingly handsome have all gotten significant others before me. Not socially awkward; I'm mostly comfortable with conversations its just starting them with new people/acquaintances is a problem for me. I keep trying to focus on finding happiness on other things such as succeeding with school and my coding projects, good times with friends, etc. but even though having relationships is just another thing society puts on a pedestal, I know I'll never be 100% happy without someone in my life. And that could be a while...

Closest, if you can even call it that, I've ever come was a crush I had in my last year of high school. I had crushes before that, but nothing I had at least attempted to act on. I had hoped to ask some girl in the year below to Prom and maybe take things forward from there. Only reason I even had a shot at pulling this off is because my friend was going out with a friend of my crush. He set up some get together of a lot of her friends, himself, and I, and my mate and his GF tried to push us in the right direction. We went to Applebees, roamed around the parking lot of a Lowes and raced in shopping Trolleys if I remember correctly, and then went back to my house. I had to call my Dad to drive us there as none of us had drivers licenses. It was the most awkward thing I have ever done; despite being a Senior, I hadn't got my drivers license yet due to me not really thinking I'd need it for anything, though to be fair, neither did my mate. My dad had a look of bewilderment when he saw I was actually in the presence of girls for once in my life. Got home, played Just Dance on the Wii, and had a kickabout in the street at like 11:00 at night under the streetlights. Probably one of the happiest nights of my life, but no happy ending to the story. Didn't know how to progress from there as I never see her in school, didn't ask for her number because I thought it'd be weird. She had added me on Facebook randomly years ago, but again, thought messaging her randomly would be weird. My friend promised to get a round 2 to happen, but she had plans that night and I never spoke to her again. She asked some sophomore she was on the track team with to Prom like a week later; they ended up going out afterwards. I was a complete downer for a week, all because I couldn't get some girl that I had hung out with once.

And it's not even about sex. While that would be something great in the long run, all I really wanted was someone I could call a bit more than a friend. She was relatively religious, didn't do drugs or underage drink... she wasn't a party-girl is what I'm saying. No way I'll ever find someone like that again; something about an innocent high school relationship is really appealing to me. Again, not in the long term, but its something I won't be able to experience ever in life now.

And I still think back to that, nearly 2 years later. Even though it's just some high school mistake that will have no bearing on the rest of my life, I still think about it, among many other high school mistakes that are long over with that I still don't live down. I still have the picture of me and her just sitting together smiling (Even if I do exhibit horrible hover-hand) It's probably the happiest I have ever been in a picture. I still look at it from time to time, yup I'm just that pathetic. But hey, it's not all bad! At least I'm pretty good at Java Programming!

Sorry for the off topic but I saw some other people telling their stories of 'crushes' but I didn't realise the story would be this long.

(Waiting for this story to end up of some cringe site or page lol)
 

DefunctTheory

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Colour Scientist said:
AccursedTheory said:
TheRiddler said:
AccursedTheory said:
Been single for a couple of years.

Why? Know any cuties who have a thing for vets?
Out of curiosity, do you mean veterans or veterinarians? Either way, that seems pretty cool.

OT: I'm currently single. Not really looking for a relationship right now, but not averse to the concept of being in one.
Veteran.
Damn, no constant access to cute animals then?

Deal breaker.
My feels...

 

Imperioratorex Caprae

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Married with children... well one child... a teenager to be exact. I've apologized to my own parents profusely ever since she turned 14. Brought back some memories of stupid, assholish things I did while that age.
 

Fiz_The_Toaster

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I'm single.

Honestly, it's probably for the best right now since I'm absurdly busy and trying to get my life back in order with the massive amount of changes I'm making. It's cray, man.

Also, if I did happen to have a boyfriend I wouldn't see him much. Then all my friends would start wondering if he does exist or not, or if I've created an imaginary boyfriend. Kind of like an imaginary friend, but with a higher status I suppose.
 

Fairy Fatale

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I'm polyamorous and in relationships with three different women at the moment: two in "real life" and one long-distance relationship.
 

Vault Citizen

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I've been married for over a year now. Before that we were engaged for about three years and yesterday marked five years since our first date.
 

Something Amyss

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More than two years with an adorable geek.

Fun fact: three years in a relationship with me counts as a legal declaration of insanity in four nations.

Vault101 said:
currently single

did get a number from a guy but I'm wondering if he's fading me out since I (purposefully) kept my text replies neutral and pleasant but not overly enthusiastic....because I wasn't sure if I wanted more than a friend

I don't mind in fact I think I'm relieved
Did you clean out your friend zone after the last "incident?"
 

CrystalViolet

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Single and happy that way for now. I'm happy to just do the one-night stand thing for now because I wouldn't wish myself on anyone at the moment. I'm in a sort of transitionary period with my life so it wouldn't be fair. I was in a relationship about 6 months ago but it didn't really work out because I can be a bit unreliable.

It would be hard to find someone I think I could settle down with. I'm bi with weirdly specific tastes in either sex. Not a whole lot of people could tolerate me because even though I could be described as attractive, athletic and smart, I do a lot of things that most people wouldn't approve of.
 

Zen Bard

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I don't understand all this "polyamorous" stuff.

In my day, we just called that "dating".

Anyway, my wife and I have been married for four years after dating for two. It's fun, yet not without its challenges.

But my wife has grown to accept my sordid past as an avid AD&D player and I've learned to deal with her rabid obsession with Morrissey.

To all the young single people out there, my advice is: Enjoy it! I got married after being single (by choice) for a looong time and was compeletely ready to take the plunge when I did.
 

moggett88

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My relationship ended a few days ago, so I am once more single. I really don't wanna be, and life sucks right now.