kiwisub12
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Subtee - I've been a hell of a lot more miserable in a marraige than living by myself. And yes, it can be lonely, but it was even more lonely living with a man who was not there emotionally. Infact, most of the time, it felt like i was a landlady with a lodger who had sex priviliges, and got to criticise whatever he felt like criticising. I understand the part about your family. I told my parents that i was living with my Sir without the benefit of a piece of legal paper - over the phone, because they are half a world away - and the silence was SOLID!!!!! They do not approve - to say the least! But in the end, i have to live my life for myself and whoever i love and serve, and this is the way we have chosen to live our lives together. My parents don't live with me, and honestly - thank god for that! I love them, and want them to be happy for me, but in this matter, it isn't going to happen. And subtle and unsubtle emotional blackmail isn't going to make it happen. I think about being alone, and objectively, i will be. Sir is older than me, and has cancer and isn't going to be around when i pop off, but i am not changing anything because i am afraid of being alone. Heck , i would rather have a cat and my parrots than a husband who i didn't love or serve. Tell your family that you are on Eharmony, and you'll let them know if anything works out. That way, you can say the puter hasn't given you your ideal match yet, and there is still hope. Or do what a friend of mine did - she told them bluntly that every time they bought the subject of marriage up, she would leave - and she did. After a while they quit bringing it up.
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