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@ Arvind: please define normal

]]> Order Methylphenobarbital With No Prescription http://ultraviolet.in/2009/10/22/single-in-the-city/comment-page-1/#comment-187184 just an observation Sun, 05 Feb 2012 10:27:09 +0000 http://ultraviolet.in/?p=1079#comment-187184 Kudos to you Bangalore dude! completely agree with you! Kudos to you Bangalore dude! completely agree with you!

]]> Order Methylphenobarbital With No Prescription http://ultraviolet.in/2009/10/22/single-in-the-city/comment-page-1/#comment-187183 just an observation Sun, 05 Feb 2012 10:25:39 +0000 http://ultraviolet.in/?p=1079#comment-187183 At least you admit that you belong to "that part of society" which does not leave women (whether single/ double/ triple, etc) alone. Now thats a start! At least you admit that you belong to “that part of society” which does not leave women (whether single/ double/ triple, etc) alone. Now thats a start!

]]> Order Methylphenobarbital With No Prescription http://ultraviolet.in/2009/10/22/single-in-the-city/comment-page-1/#comment-23628 arvind Thu, 07 Oct 2010 01:57:28 +0000 http://ultraviolet.in/?p=1079#comment-23628 in a sense, the questions are not unwarranted (though the gossip is). If you truly don't feel the need for companionship and intimacy - and sex is the most intimate one can get - then you really aren't normal. Understand, I don't mean that in a bad way, it's just that most people feel an almost permanent ache for companionship and intimacy - myself included, even though I'm more introverted than most. It's just that your standard for happiness differs from most. If you're denying you're need for a man (or a woman if you swing that way) (even feminists marry occasionally) then that self-denial may not be the healthiest thing. You'd best find some way to salve that need for intimacy. But If you really don't have that need, and enjoy more solitary pleasures, then good for you, just enjoy you're life the you know and be happy. As for the gossip - they say the best revenge is living well. in a sense, the questions are not unwarranted (though the gossip is).

If you truly don’t feel the need for companionship and intimacy – and sex is the most intimate one can get – then you really aren’t normal. Understand, I don’t mean that in a bad way, it’s just that most people feel an almost permanent ache for companionship and intimacy – myself included, even though I’m more introverted than most. It’s just that your standard for happiness differs from most.

If you’re denying you’re need for a man (or a woman if you swing that way) (even feminists marry occasionally) then that self-denial may not be the healthiest thing. You’d best find some way to salve that need for intimacy.

But If you really don’t have that need, and enjoy more solitary pleasures, then good for you, just enjoy you’re life the you know and be happy.
As for the gossip – they say the best revenge is living well.

]]> Order Methylphenobarbital With No Prescription http://ultraviolet.in/2009/10/22/single-in-the-city/comment-page-1/#comment-22785 Mary Efremedis Fri, 01 Oct 2010 14:27:04 +0000 http://ultraviolet.in/?p=1079#comment-22785 I was married to the love of my life, who, unexpectedly passed away 10 years ago. We dated for five years, got married and he unexpectedly passed away 3-1/2 months later. I was 29 at the time and my late husband was 31. Needless to say, dating over the past 10 years has had it's ups and downs. As much as I would like to meet another special someone and engage in a meaningful relationship, I am grateful that I can also accept the possibility of this not happening again in this lifetime. Yes, people tell me that I am being too picky, that I should go on the internet to meet someone and to stop comparing potential dates to my late husband. It seems like others are sometimes more eager for me to find a special guy again than me. When I think of this, it kind of baffles me. I guess with the passing of time, I've learned to accept certain things in my life whether I like them or not. I sometimes think that others believe that life is incomplete without a special someone in it. Well, I'm an old fashioned woman who believes in fate. Because of this, I strongly believe that if there is another special man out there for me, I'll meet him without having to do all this work like looking for him on the internet. I don't say this to discourage any single woman from using the internet to find their soul mate; it's just a personal belief. There are just some things I prefer to leave in the hands of my higher power. So for today, I'm just going to trust in the process, even though it may be super slow, and try to live a happy, peaceful, content and satisfying life to the best of my ability as a single woman. I hope you all do the same and remember that we're all special/with or without a man in our lives. By the way, I am not an Indian woman. But, I found your site to be interesting. I was married to the love of my life, who, unexpectedly passed away 10 years ago. We dated for five years, got married and he unexpectedly passed away 3-1/2 months later. I was 29 at the time and my late husband was 31. Needless to say, dating over the past 10 years has had it’s ups and downs. As much as I would like to meet another special someone and engage in a meaningful relationship, I am grateful that I can also accept the possibility of this not happening again in this lifetime. Yes, people tell me that I am being too picky, that I should go on the internet to meet someone and to stop comparing potential dates to my late husband. It seems like others are sometimes more eager for me to find a special guy again than me. When I think of this, it kind of baffles me. I guess with the passing of time, I’ve learned to accept certain things in my life whether I like them or not. I sometimes think that others believe that life is incomplete without a special someone in it. Well, I’m an old fashioned woman who believes in fate. Because of this, I strongly believe that if there is another special man out there for me, I’ll meet him without having to do all this work like looking for him on the internet. I don’t say this to discourage any single woman from using the internet to find their soul mate; it’s just a personal belief. There are just some things I prefer to leave in the hands of my higher power. So for today, I’m just going to trust in the process, even though it may be super slow, and try to live a happy, peaceful, content and satisfying life to the best of my ability as a single woman. I hope you all do the same and remember that we’re all special/with or without a man in our lives. By the way, I am not an Indian woman. But, I found your site to be interesting.

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]]> Order Methylphenobarbital With No Prescription http://ultraviolet.in/2009/10/22/single-in-the-city/comment-page-1/#comment-16286 Rekha Goel Fri, 16 Jul 2010 11:08:08 +0000 http://ultraviolet.in/?p=1079#comment-16286 I think it is everybody's right to live a decent and meaningful life.It could be in a marriage or being single. In a marriage there can be all sorts of emotions, positive as well as negative. If negativity with hopelessness is there for too long, then it becomes unbearable. Being single may be fun but after some years one might want to have companionship. I think it is everybody’s right to live a decent and meaningful life.It could be in a marriage or being single. In a marriage there can be all sorts of emotions, positive as well as negative. If negativity with hopelessness is there for too long, then it becomes unbearable. Being single may be fun but after some years one might want to have companionship.

]]> Order Methylphenobarbital With No Prescription http://ultraviolet.in/2009/10/22/single-in-the-city/comment-page-1/#comment-8059 Ramapriya Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:39:03 +0000 http://ultraviolet.in/?p=1079#comment-8059 SG, I am surprised that you got that 'feeling.' That was hardly the idea. SG,
I am surprised that you got that ‘feeling.’ That was hardly the idea.

]]> Order Methylphenobarbital With No Prescription http://ultraviolet.in/2009/10/22/single-in-the-city/comment-page-1/#comment-7322 SG Wed, 20 Jan 2010 08:59:08 +0000 http://ultraviolet.in/?p=1079#comment-7322 gud, u r able to do wat u want to. Somehow the article gives a feeling that all those who also independently chose to get married and have families made a bad choice. gud, u r able to do wat u want to. Somehow the article gives a feeling that all those who also independently chose to get married and have families made a bad choice.

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Just ignore and march ahead. The world is for people like you. (thumbs up).

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