The great things about single life

E-bortion

Omae wa mo shindeiru
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So with my new found freedom I find myself isolated, detached, and a bit broken up as well (to be expected.) I also find myself nude, adorned with black sunglasses, and screaming along to Black Cobra. I'm seeing both the upsides and the downs already and I'm just wondering what you fellow RC'ers think about the "single life" and recovering from relationships gone sour. Even those of you with children and wives were once single and surely lived it up, so feel free to add your two cents. Any advice? I mean, if I have to live like this for awhile I'd like to make the most of it. I'm a young guy with plenty of mileage left so where do I go from here? :loco:
 
go anywhere you want ... live it up

single life and living alone is highly recco'd for everyone.
I never understood people that jump from living with their folks, to live with roomates, to jump into relationships and move right in with the s/o

bang a gon get it on
 
I know I have paid vacation coming soon, I just need to save up some money to really make it worthwhile. I want to fly to Akihabara, I have friends who go there regularly and I want to frequent the arcades for a week or so.
 
1. You can get drunk and sing along to Appalachian mountain ballads in your room late at night and nobody will wonder why.
2. ...
 
I was in your shoes at around the same age. The thought of being married was more attractive than the person who I was about to marry. Chalk it up to youthful ignorance.

Acie, you said you would accept this lassie back with open arms if she was willing. I can not emphasize enough how bad of a decision this could be my friend. You're only setting yourself up for further hardships down the road. Even if the majority of the blame falls on your lap, what done is done. It doesn't matter who is to blame in a head on collision, if the vehicle is totaled, it's totaled. The only recourse is to purchase a new vehicle, or ride the bus solo for awhile. My suggestion is to round up some quality friends and hit the road on a soul searching adventure. Wait until you're in your 30s to get the life sucked out of you. :loco: Learn to love yourself, then you'll have something worthwhile to offer to your mate.
 
at the other end of the spectrum (and I think Carlin said this) ... people who are always out trying to "find themselves" probably already have .. its just they didn't like what they found :loco: ... I like that
 
I'd say travel and live on crumbs, (well you can travel when you have a family/gf/bf too I guess but there is a fuckloads of stuff to take into consideration, and well, feeding your family with crumbs is not recommended). The good thing about being single is that you dont have to care about anyone else but yourself so you could live like a hobo for a month if you'd like.