lost in london said:MB, although I don't know you, can I ask how you're getting on these days with the recovery after the accident (or collision as I now know to call them after watching Hot Fuzz)?
Gully said:Nope, despite being the wrong side of 40 I have only met one person who I would ever have considered anything permanent with, it never happened...was I in love, haven't a clue, but I still think about her from time to time.
Meade's_Ball said:I remember being in love before i was with some someones, but then i suppose the love changes into a flaccid passion i can neither grab nor keep a fair hold of. No marriage or engagement or pregnancies or vast STDs delivered energetically on birthdays. Just more of what is than plans to develop strongly together. I think i probably feel lonlier with someone than without. Failure then houses a voice and a look of eternal disappointment and a huge pile of end of term reports all affirming the written request to try better.
So, it's very difficult to find a match.
My most recent partner and i have had to split because i briefly perished. So all we had intention of before died with me and us. Passion, loping strides, shared interpretations, educative meals and wild nights of music and dare were replaced by concern and worry and a seemingly endless tale of thrillless drug intake, unwanted dumbery, floundering lust and a long disinterest in any interest we could have in each other. All of a sudden, we remember me pooing myself in hospital, wallowing in childish bemusement and misunderstanding anything my eyes could wearily see in numbers or words and struggling from a bed i kept wetting with my broken bones and dead limbs, then flapping on the floor waiting for help i didn't ask for. So, instead of us recalling the finest times we have found each other in, it all became me, me, death, pain, me, her, struggle, me, difference, me, loss and time.
It's a shame, i think. Relationships ought to end with either death or villainy. When neither partner of this twosome is an enemy or bitter bully, then a wish for goodbye is almost impossible.
I can wholeheartedly recommend doing so - it's most enjoyable.Franks Wild Years said:MB,if I were homosexually persuaded and you were next to me I would snog the pants off you for that gem.![]()
Tesco in Disguise said:"love is all you need." - john lennon, 1967.