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Closer to home though, my best friend's gay, so for years we've never been in the habit of going to meet people, speaking of running in different circles. Not like I've given up though...View Thread

It's the irony of it: sick=opportunities, healthy=none. Despite my current lifestyle, and how there's a lot of enjoyment in it for me, I'm still curious about a relationship.
Also, any anger I've had about having had no girlfriend over 15 years isn't so much that I haven't had one, but that nobody thought I was good enough. If I knew there'd been women out there who for sure had thought I was good enough, I wouldn't feel as angry about it I believe.View Thread




You're welcome, by the way, and thanks for posting on my other thread. I'm going to check that out now.View Thread


Well, over the past several months now I've spent some time between two different countries, one where I used to live, where I visited people and places I hadn't seen in so long. I met some new people too, as planned. I wasn't as fluent in the language(s) as I used to be, but I can't remember anyone I came across who wasn't friendly/helpful. Much of it has literally been planes, trains, automobiles, and then my own feet, with sometimes very little sleeping, and then leaving curtains open to enjoy the spectacular view, bubbles/oils/candles for bathwater it takes me minutes to sink to the bottom of, going to the coast when I see it's a perfect weather day and having too many choices where to eat/shop/play along the beach, then after losing myself during the long way back having just the right amount of choices in my minibar and on my room service menu, remembering I need to write that idea down for the layout of my book before I forget it, eating messy leftovers with my fingers because it's 2 a.m. and now there's nowhere I can really get utensils, while watching a movie I hadn't seen that becomes a new favorite of mine...
PS: I do actually have the weekend off, but I often work overtime. In our line of work we'd be highly disciplined or fired for having something like a smartphone or laptop on the job though.View Thread

Anyway, I'm glad I heard from you and I wish you the same this holiday season, thank you.View Thread

Also, "Buddhism" is the spelling, but it's all the same, according to that religion it's all the same anyway, so you can probably spell it any way you want.View Thread
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