Love Life

Brookswood said:
I have a hard time imaging political differences as a reason to reject an otherwise good match. Sure if the other person is an extremist of the right or left, but I would never get involved in the first place with an extremist.
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I pretty much agree with this statement. If having different opinions about something, whether it is politics, religion, or just liking certain foods, is going to be an issue to a relationship; then I believe that probably one (or both) of the persons are intolerant, and the relationship does not have a good beginning.
The person I love most in the whole world (my daughter) thinks completely different than I do on all three of the above categories, yet we both treasure and enjoy every minute that we spend together, and always have done so. I think that any relationship should work the same way if it is going to be one that lasts and is enjoyed by both people. Respect and tolerance for a person’s individuality is so important in any kind of relationship.

If I were single, I would enjoy having a good friend/boyfriend to go places with, spend time together, and just explore life with each other. I would not get married again, and whether we lived together or separately would have to be determined at some point by both of us.
 

I was living alone and just fine with it until I stumbled up a very unusual relationship with a much younger man. He started staying over and I had no issue with it. Over time, he permanently moved in and getting married was my idea because I didn't want people to get the wrong idea about our relationship. Being married and having someone all the time has been much better for me, it helps being deeply in love, being playful with each other and kissing often.
 
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