4 Years of being single

creativerick

I've been single for over 4 years. I consider myself successful, in shape, attractive, etc.

"I just haven't found the right one."

At what age or point do I settle for less just so I can 'be in a relationship'? It'd be nice to stop doing my laundry every week, stop cooking every meal for myself, stop spending valentines day alone... etc.

HawkeyeTy

:yawn: :yawn: :yawn: :yawn:

Runner5AbelTownship

I've been single for over 4 years. I consider myself successful, in shape, attractive, etc.

"I just haven't found the right one."

At what age or point do I settle for less just so I can 'be in a relationship'? It'd be nice to stop doing my laundry every week, stop cooking every meal for myself, stop spending valentines day alone... etc.

Confused as to how laundry fits in, assuming you'd like to cook for someone and in for the 'settle for less' while waxing nostalgic for the single years. I will say that if one is so desirable yet cannot attract a mate, perhaps one might search inward instead of 'settling'. In other words, maybe it's you. Why are YOU single, cause thats really what it boils down to, it's not an external thing so much when you have so much to offer, you know?

_John_

I bet he puts out on the first date

Sinisterly

:huh: :yawn: :yawn: :yawn: :yawn:

usmcmp

I've been single for 4 years. At no point is it acceptable for me to lower my standards just to be in a relationship. I don't need a man to make me whole.

If you think some woman is going to do your laundry for you or be your chef you have the wrong attitude about relationships. There's more to people than looks and money, so my guess is maybe you need to work on other aspects of your life.

Sinisterly

I bet he puts out on the first day...

Lol!! .

Marcia315

I've been single for over 4 years. I consider myself successful, in shape, attractive, etc.

"I just haven't found the right one."

At what age or point do I settle for less just so I can 'be in a relationship'? It'd be nice to stop doing my laundry every week, stop cooking every meal for myself, stop spending valentines day alone... etc.

So you want to date me so I can do your laundry and cook for you? Um, no.

Runner5AbelTownship

I bet he puts out on the first day...

True, that can go badly. I always figured I could get meaningful conversation elsewhere or eventually but a poor first presentation...

tjfrisque

Seriously, marriage is not for you its for the other person. The one you want to cook for and do laundry for and all the other stuff.

mister_universe

I've been single for over 4 years. I consider myself successful, in shape, attractive, etc.

"I just haven't found the right one."

At what age or point do I settle for less just so I can 'be in a relationship'? It'd be nice to stop doing my laundry every week, stop cooking every meal for myself, stop spending valentines day alone... etc.

paragraph three expresses the why it isn't happening. good luck.

there should always be room to allow the other person to be human. that isn't settling. but someone buying a guy who is no longer inclined to cook or clean...

MsJulielicious

Maybe just get a house keeper that cooks?

NormInv

C-

These rookies have such bad work compared to legendary trolls of last weeks

Mia_RagazzaTosta

Looks like it's ramen and febreeze for you, sir.

DjinnMarie

If you just want somebody to make you sammiches and wash your dirty drawers, get a mail order bride. I hear they prefer anal too.

20Grit

So ya want someone to cook & clean for ya - Hire a maid.

AmazinglyKriss

Lol i honestly think this is just a joke.

so im just gonna l-o-l here.



LOL

Dino_bacon2112

It'd be nice to stop doing my laundry every week, stop cooking every meal for myself

^^^ Maybe that's your problem.

thatonegirlwiththestuff

Dude....you are looking at the glass half empty. I now live by the glass half full philosophy of:
'So I've been single for awhile now, and I have to say, it's going good. Like real good. Like I think I'm the one.'
You're welcome.

melb_alex

i'm in a relationship with the gym :drinker:

These days, the fitness/healthy conscious gravitate towards the like; that said gymming is a pre-requisite (and height).

Me2FitMe

I've been single for over 4 years. I consider myself successful, in shape, attractive, etc.

"I just haven't found the right one."

At what age or point do I settle for less just so I can 'be in a relationship'? It'd be nice to stop doing my laundry every week, stop cooking every meal for myself, stop spending valentines day alone... etc.

So you want to date me so I can do your laundry and cook for you? Um, no.

^^^ this! :noway: