I have no simple way to describe the slow, dull ache of separation from physical and emotional intimacy after years without it.
I have no simple way to describe the slow, dull ache of separation from physical and emotional intimacy after years without it.
Yeah, I havent been in a relationship in over a decade at this point and I would like to date and be in a relationship I feel no where near as negative as the author here does. It sucks, but I see it as I am only person who can change it. So, Ill just keep plugging away at it.
Though, I will agree it is a bit…
This is what I gleaned from the article as well.
And is also the exact sentiment I have about my own, miserable, lonely life in which I am doing my best to come to terms with the fact that being alone forever is a very real possibility.
I will never forget the sighs of relief when a crazy fucking nutcase I dated for THREE months proposed to me a few years ago. He did it in public and I was so shocked that I said yes (only to say “oops this was a HUGE MISTAKE” two weeks later) but I was so put off by my best girl friend’s reaction to it. Like instead…
On one hand I get the point about how people really aren’t helping at all in their suggestions. Yet on the other hand, I agree with your point that she sounds miserable and resigned to her fate. While it’s true that there is the possibility that it will never happen for her and for many people out there, it’s almos a…
I think there’s a fine line between trying to help and just being condescending, though. I agree that Aimee sounds sad about the state of her romantic life, but telling her “oh dont worry, he’ll come along when you least expect it” is kinda setting her up for disappointment. I don’t know if she’s seen a therapist, but…
You hit the nail on the head. I’m in the exact situation. I would love to be in a relationship and to have children. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to meet someone. I’ve been single for three years and I’m 35 - I’ve done the singles meetups, eharmony, Tinder, new hobbies, etc. There is NOTHING wrong with ‘wanting’…
Except her feelings are not wrong. Her outlook is wrong. She wants someone to love, but is convinced it won’t happen. She wants to settle with that fact so she can’t feel more disappointment if she keeps hoping but never finds love. If you lower your expectations you will feel like you haven’t fallen so short.
Except Aimee doesn’t sound happy about it at all. She sounds miserable as hell, like being alone is not something she wants but something she must get used to. Resigned to her fate so to speak.
Like I said in my posts, this is still unclear because it is, after all, gossip. So it’s very difficult for any of us to know the facts.
Why does their need to be unshakable evidence for anyone to form an opinion on this creep? The lawsuit will either have merit or not which absolutely doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. And yes, her words are evidence because how often do you think people have photographic evidence of their sexual assaults? Get a fucking…
Try harder, she clearly stated that she didn’t authorize him to use the statement he did on his record...not that they never talked at all.
The evidence is she made a stink about it to the radio station immediately after the photo. And the fact that this tool is “fuzzy” on several things should really call into question his own account that “it was someone else.” Are you confusing criminal and civil trial standards here? There is definitely a…
You’re an idiot because there is evidence he did this. And your hyperbole is pathetic. No one wants him strung up by his balls but to take responsibility for his lack of professionalism and impulse control at his job. Regular people lie all the time too. What’s your dumb point?
I just see it as such a double standard on Jezebel specifically. Jinni’s comment was incredibly shitty and I find it odd the reaction she’s getting when I’ve seen massive pile-ons if anyone dares question Kim K.
Taylor reported the incident to DJ man’s bosses when it happened, resulting in his firing. So she did “make a scene” at the time. If you’re asking why she didn’t call him out, to his face, in front of photographers, I can only assume you’ve never been groped in public.
You’re not a woman I’m guessing? Women almost never make a scene in the moment as the entire culture for your entire life tells you that’s not ok. It’s completely unsurprising to me that she didn’t immediately react and her default was sharing what had happened with others before she got really mad and it sunk in that…
But he remembers exactly that he was holding his innocent hand in a very unusual way to put it around someone. He’s fuzzy on how he was holding the hand that can be seen in the photograph- which he’s likely looked at a 1000 times to see how he can wriggle out of what he did. Not credible at all to me.