It does make sense. I guess I get to feeling that way from time to time because all of my friends (male or female) are either married, engaged or in commited relationships. So come the weekends my friends don't go out as Saturday night they are all with their SOs.Shannon wrote:Wow... it always seems that the grass is greener on the other side of the fence.... Singles wish they had somebody, married wish they had freedom.....
As you know I am married, and VERY happy I am... I got the best, SEXIEST woman in the world.... I wouldn't trade it for the moon and the stars....
I myself have no social skills, so if I was single, I would be very unhappy... But it still strikes me as strange how there is this never ending feeling of being in the "wrong" situation....
To ALL I wish you luck in finding contentment with your current situation....
As the only single person in my entire group of friends it can be tough. But yes - the upside is if there's a party I know that I can just go and flirt with whomever I choose - guilt free!
Then there was the time when I was with my last g/f ... and everyone else was single. At the time it seemed like parties would creep up here & there... and I'd feel bad about going w/o her, or feel just as bad when she came out with me & I noticed that cute blonde GG at 3 o clock, winking at me... and Id say to myself, "Dang! Where was she when I was single?"
I never have and never would cheat on a girlfriend. But I like to go out! Lorna is a party girl! Whereas my ex g/f was more of a homebody...