Sabreclaw wrote:
Outrider wrote:
lidsmichelle wrote:
Being in a relationship has made me happier. Then again, I'm also not straight lmao. Having a supportive presence in your life, someone you sleep beside and go experience new things with and who you can talk to about your dreams and fears and all that is nice. I always thought friends were more important, but now that I'm aware I'm a lesbian and dating a woman I realize they're pretty equally important and a good relationship provides you with things a friendship does not. Namely romantic and sexual intimacy.
A relationship won't fix your problems and if it's bad it won't make you happy but it can definitely make you happIER.
Glad its made you happier.
Straight, lesbian, asexual or other, nearly everyone needs somebody to love for wellbeing an healthy living.
People who've never struggled with isolation are often very keen to preach otherwise.
What matters is we know we're right.
Ask 99% of people in our position and theyll agree with us.
I've even seen people with Schizoid personality disorder, which makes it hard for them to to any emotional attachment to other people, still WANT to have friends, but CANT due to their mental illnillness.
Closet Genius, A good looking intelligent bodybuilder who's already had multiple girlfriends at age 23 will never understand.
If he's even an aspie he'd have to be very high functioning.