globalcool wrote:
juzdawn wrote:
No doubt a single person can lead a very fulfilling life.
I'm just curious. Supposed you can find someone suitable. It won't be a perfect relationship. It will be like most relationships, with it's ups and downs.
Will you rather have that or be single?
I had to make that choice a couple of times in my life.
I chose to be in the relationship -- to give it a fair try. No relationships are perfect, so I wanted to see how we can make it work. The way I look at it, you can never know until you try. As much as I don't mind being single, I wouldn't want it for myself for the rest of my life. I would like to have a companion.
There were a lot of great memories by going through the relationships... and also some scarring ones. But hey, c'est la vie

that's how we learn... and more importantly, it makes me appreciate being with/by myself even more.
I wouldn't enjoy being single if I didn't have to go through relationships. It's how we find ourselves
What about you? What would you pick?
I used to think that it's to worth my time, after being disappointed a few times and seeing people getting disappointed and hurt around me.
But I've since changed my mind. I was meeting the wrong people and I was too young. So the men I met were either also young and thus not mature enough to accept my kind -- vocal, confident, know-what-I-want sort.
But I think just as no one should blindly pursue relationships for the sake of being attached, neither should one adamantly deny oneself the possibility of meeting the right one.