I couldn't, and I feel it is a weakness. Then again, not much I can do about it, but it'd be bad-ass if one could truly reach happiness without a soulmate.
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Exactly, your happiness shouldn't be entirely dependent on one person.Personally, I think that someone shouldn't pursue a relationship until that's the case. It's not exactly a good state to be in where your happiness is entirely dependent on the whims and the presence of another person.
GabuEx
Personally, I think that someone shouldn't pursue a relationship until that's the case. It's not exactly a good state to be in where your happiness is entirely dependent on the whims and the presence of another person.
Exactly, your happiness shouldn't be entirely dependent on one person.Who said anything entirely?I couldn't have said it any better than myself. As cliche as it might sound, how can you begin to make someone else happy when you can't make yourself happy.Personally, I think that someone shouldn't pursue a relationship until that's the case. It's not exactly a good state to be in where your happiness is entirely dependent on the whims and the presence of another person.
GabuEx
Personally, I think that someone shouldn't pursue a relationship until that's the case. It's not exactly a good state to be in where your happiness is entirely dependent on the whims and the presence of another person.
Exactly, your happiness shouldn't be entirely dependent on one person.Who said anything entirely? The question was, "Could you live happily as a single person for the rest of your life?". If the answer to that question is "no", then that means that you are unable to be happy without being in a relationship with another person. That is exactly the state that leads to people being excessively clingy and possessive of their significant other, which only leads to trouble down the road once the honeymoon period is over.[QUOTE="Pterionik"][QUOTE="-Katsuri-"] Exactly, your happiness shouldn't be entirely dependent on one person.GabuExWho said anything entirely? The question was, "Could you live happily as a single person for the rest of your life?". If the answer to that question is "no", then that means that you are unable to be happy without being in a relationship with another person. That is exactly the state that leads to people being excessively clingy and possessive of their significant other, which only leads to trouble down the road once the honeymoon period is over.So relationships don't bring you extra happiness?
Nah, it is nice to have someone around for you.
Plus its nice to get laid by a good lookin lady often haha
very well said. that's where i'm at right now and it's not easy to leave it behind.Personally, I think that someone shouldn't pursue a relationship until that's the case. It's not exactly a good state to be in where your happiness is entirely dependent on the whims and the presence of another person.
GabuEx
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