Ooh, sorry to hear that Pagan. Hope I didn't open up any old wounds :-s
It's funny how you talk of enjoying my freedom. After the initial period of sympathy, most of my (married) friends started coming to me independently of each other, and telling me how jealous they were of me. I thought this was funny. Here I was in the middle of a bit of a crisis, and every other male I spoke to was telling me how lucky I was!
Well, I suppose I'll just have to wait and see whether this single life is for me!
SC
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Hi Folks.
I've recently become single. Now, before you all jump to conclusions, I'm not asking for anything. Not even a wee bit of sympathy. I just wondered about the experiences anyone out there might have had when, after a long-term relationship (mine was five years, so not exactly a lifetime) you suddenly find yourself single again.
The first thing that went through my mind was "it's a jungle out there" and, over the last couple of weeks, this instinct has been confirmed. But it's an interesting experience. I'm not used to being single, having been in a few long-term relationships since I was 17.
I'm just interested in what other people's experiences of this were/are. What do others do when singledom is thrust upon them? Or, alternatively, what do you think you _would_ do were singledom (hypothetically) thrust upon you.
Ta!
SC
I've recently become single. Now, before you all jump to conclusions, I'm not asking for anything. Not even a wee bit of sympathy. I just wondered about the experiences anyone out there might have had when, after a long-term relationship (mine was five years, so not exactly a lifetime) you suddenly find yourself single again.
The first thing that went through my mind was "it's a jungle out there" and, over the last couple of weeks, this instinct has been confirmed. But it's an interesting experience. I'm not used to being single, having been in a few long-term relationships since I was 17.
I'm just interested in what other people's experiences of this were/are. What do others do when singledom is thrust upon them? Or, alternatively, what do you think you _would_ do were singledom (hypothetically) thrust upon you.
Ta!
SC
