Me and my kindergarten girlfriend were together until 2nd grade, can't believe we went out that long.

No boyfriend. And don't want one. If it has a [censored], it can't be trusted. At least as far as I'm concerned.

So get a boyfriend without one of those, duh!

I hear the Vienna Castrato Choir has a nice selection.

I have a girl, which is strange for me.

I chuckled a bit when I saw the poll results.

Engaged, happily.

Got a boyfriend. Am mostly happy, he's just a bit of a shut-in is all. Sociable, but chooses not to socialise. You know crap's bad when an avid gamer complains about their significant other being a shut-in. :laugh:

Damn you, minecraft. Damn you.

Also, I don't know whether it's my place to say this... I think a lot of people'd be a fair bit happier if they didn't focus on a particular trait or hobby a possible significant other should have. If you're going to narrow down your choices with extreme tunnel vision, then there's really no point being irritated about that perfect person not being available for you; it just seems like self-sabotage to me. Just sayin'. :shrug:

I think a lot of people would be a fair bit happier if they didn't focus on relationships in general. Seems to me like everyone thinks getting in a relationship or having a relationship is the end-all-be-all of life, and that it magically solves all of their problems.

If it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen. Kinda like the rain. At least that's what I think good relationships should be like. Dating and "going out" just makes it feel too artificially forced.

Apologies if I seemed to emphasise how important relationships should be, I totally agree with your post. I just get a little tired seeing people state that their dream woman/man should be a certain way, especially when it goes hand-in-hand with frustration at not being able to find said person. <_<

I personally enjoy both sides of the coin - when I was single, I was free to go out with friends and not be overly cautious about how I interacted with other people. On the other hand, I enjoy the eagerness I feel after spending a week of working and going to class, to see my boyfriend at the end of the week.

Yeah, but spouses can be claimed as dependants/tax deductions.
They also hold your hair when you puke, bring you coffee, tell you when you are wrong, and bring you back down to earth when you need it. You don't have to pay them to take you to your doctor appointment, help change diapers, rub your back, take care of your parents, and a million other things that people who genuinely care about each other do.

Single. Always have been. I'm sociable and fairly popular, I just haven't met a girl who reciprocated my feelings yet. I'm not that fussed really, though. Got more important things happening right now - can't be done with being tethered to someone.

Who thought there'd be so many single people on a video game company's community forum

Kinda surprising how negative some peoples view relationships are. I'm going to assume some of these people really need to get laid.

Maybe they have been. And it was bad

Not right now. Was getting together with a girl at College but she turned out to be crazy in a bad way, so I've tried to steer of her...

I have terrible taste in women.

Ha ha.

Well, IMO, bad six is like bad ice cream.

Even when it is bad, it is still pretty good

I guess some people just don't like ice cream, even with strawberries.

I thought this whole social networking thing was helping people get laid more and meet more potentials for relationships.

Remember when you had to do it the old fashioned way?

Why is it all the girls at college are insane? I know that phrase gets bandied about a lot, but everyone I now know at uni seems so....bland in comparison.

Maybe its because I studied French and English at college, two subjects that seem guaranteed to have an overabundance of crazies....

That's an idea! Find me the nearest sixth form! I can drive, that beats half of their contempories alone!

:lmao:


I like you :laugh:

The crazy ones are usually the funnest to party with and usually are quite talented in the horizontal mambo department. Ironically, they're usually the ones that pop pills, go through your text messages, and screw your best friends.

Those crazy broads will always have a special place in my heart.

Yes thx. She's too good for me. And tells me so.

Most people at uni here are normal, perhaps a bit too normal.

Relationships/Friendships ftw



If at first you dont succeed dust yourself off and try again

Sometimes, I think I frighten people by not being normal enough. In fact I know several people say they find me scary. Must be the eyes.

I'm pretty sure a few people are creeped out by me as well.

:huh: Phreaks like me don't get girlfriends, and I'm most definitely not into guys. I got used to the idea a looong time ago, so I don't have too many worries about it. :shrug:


Actually, this thread reminds me of something that just recently happened to me- there was this one girl that I was could have had some interest in and I really thought that she was interested in me, but I didn't do anything because there's quite an age difference between us (her nineteen, me thirty-three). Well, she let slip that she was living with her boyfriend, but I don't think that she intended to let me know that. :meh:
Just goes to show how wrong that I am about people, and why I shouldn't even bother with trying to develop/have a romantic relationship.


:dead:

I had a little somethin' somethin' going with the neighbor girl last year, that ended over the summer. At first when it was over I thought, "wow, being single is nice. All this freedom." but now I'm searching for another one I have more girl than guy friends but thats the problem, I'm too nice and I get stuck in the friend zone of chicks who may really like me, and I'm a wuss when it comes to girls sooo....