Which would you rather have- a partner, or your life as it is?

[fuzzybuddy]

I'm 76, and live alone. Do I get lonely? Yeah. Would I like a partner? Yes, er maybe..........
I just don't want to clutter up my life with one.

 

[helenbacque]

Can my partner be a robot capable of and programed to follow my direction. Conversational? Soft, male, slightly British accent. Otherwise, I stay as is.

 

[NorthernLight]

I'm 76, and live alone. Do I get lonely? Yeah. Would I like a partner? Yes, er maybe..........
I just don't want to clutter up my life with one.

Same!

 

[hollydolly]

Can my partner be a robot capable of and programed to follow my direction. Conversational? Soft, male, slightly British accent. Otherwise, I stay as is.

Soft, male, slightly British accent....you can have mine.. I certainly don't want him now..

 

[hollydolly]

yes I get lonely... do I want a partner.. someone to move in and be cosy and comfy, and snuggly.. and luvvy dovey


















Hell

 

[charry]

yes I get lonely... do I want a partner.. someone to move in and be cosy and comfy, and snuggly.. and luvvy dovey


















Hell

I don’t blame you …..

 

[RadishRose]

My life as it is, without a doubt.

 

[helenbacque]

Soft, male, slightly British accent....you can have mine.. I certainly don't want him now..

Thanks but I don't do refurbishes but do want 'out of the box' no assembly required.

 

[Gaer]

I don't know.
I suppose if he were AMAZING! Cuddly like a big, ole bear with an extremely high intelligence and
a beautiful, wonderful soul . . . . spiritual!
I would have to want to be with him more than I like being alone.
Hm-m-m-m. I must ponder on this.

 

[David777]

Youthful woman =<66", reasonably healthy, athletic, intelligent, outgoing, educated, loves nature, doesn't smoke or use hard drugs, or snore.

 

[C50]

What I want is a partner but we live in a duplex. We can spend time together, maybe sit on the porch and talk, then around 7P.M. she goes into her side of the duplex and I go to mine.

Perfect right?

 

[hollydolly]

What I want is a partner but we live in a duplex. We can spend time together, maybe sit on the porch and talk, then around 7P.M. she goes into her side of the duplex and I go to mine.

Perfect right?

Perfection... I'd have a partner if I had a house with an East and West wing !

 

[Marie5656]

I am OK with my life today. Not in search of another partner, happy living alone, in my building among friends. I shared 20 years of my life with Rick, and they are now good memories.
I love my alone time

 

[Brookswood]

Absolutely want a partner. Sharing life with a person you love makes things at least four times better. Probably more!!

 

[Bella]

Yes, I'd like to have a partner. As far as living together, it's a possibility, but I'd have to be convinced.

 

[Murrmurr]

Youthful woman =<66", reasonably healthy, athletic, intelligent, outgoing, educated, loves nature, doesn't smoke or use hard drugs, or snore.

Aw, too bad. All our ladies clicked their tongues and dropped their shoulders when they got to "doesn't snore."

 

[Bella]

Aw, too bad. All our ladies clicked their tongues and dropped their shoulders when they got to "doesn't snore."

Lol, not all of them!

 

[Gaer]

Aw, too bad. All our ladies clicked their tongues and dropped their shoulders when they got to "doesn't snore."

OMG! Ask a widow what she would give to hear her husband snore again!

 

[JustDave]

I'm 76, and live alone. Do I get lonely? Yeah. Would I like a partner? Yes, er maybe..........
I just don't want to clutter up my life with one.

"Yes, er maybe...." resonates so much with me. As does the clutter factor. There's something to be said about living alone. It's relaxing. I'm quite content.

 

[Murrmurr]

What I want is a partner but we live in a duplex. We can spend time together, maybe sit on the porch and talk, then around 7P.M. she goes into her side of the duplex and I go to mine.

Perfect right?

Close to it is when the other half works and goes to school while you do your own thing, but they're home just when you're getting bored with that.

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I was very happy living alone for 20+ years, and reasonably content for another 10 years after that. But by then, old injuries had come back to haunt me, and I was getting a lot less social, less curious, and pretty tired, and I started planning what to do when I'd had enough and there was no reason to stay. It was a good plan.

But then I met Paxton, and later, Michelle. So that plan's been shelved.

 

[bowmore]

I lived alone after my wife passed away, but was fortunate to find a widow with many of the same interests as mine. We will be celebrating our 15th anniversary next month.
We each have 2 sons that are very accepting of our marriage. One of her sons is a real character. For Father's Day he sent me a coffee cup that read as follows: With Love from the child that you inherited when you shacked up with my mother

 

[Blessed]

OMG! Ask a widow what she would give to hear her husband snore again!

That is one thing I have solved, my two boy pups snore. As funny as it sounds it is a comforting sound to me.

 

[hollydolly]

That is one thing I have solved, my two boy pups snore. As funny as it sounds it is a comforting sound to me.

yes little pooches snoring is one thing... 12 stone ( 168 pounds)... of freight train snoring all night is a complete other thing...

 

[Mizmo]

I have been on my own for over 40 years and never ever wanted another partner.
After 21 years the break was traumatic for a couple of years and I just knew I could never go through that again.
I did have offers through the years but was never tempted.
I made so many good friends and found that being able to do just as I pleased the right thing for me.

 

[katlupe]

I think I have both.........a partner, who does not live with me but can live my life the way I choose.....alone (except for my bunny boy of course).