Alright, so, I'm just putting this out there. Why not, right?
The thing is... last year someone messaged me (on here, actually) saying that he was in the same situation as I was (lonely, life going nowhere etc.) and that if we met up we might help each other... well, a week later, after constant chatting, we decided to live together. We happened to have not only these life circumstances in common, but were also attracted to each other and ended up falling in love. So living together a week later isn't too drastic, is it? (Especially, when, we both seemingly couldn't bear our lives.)
We lived together for six months until he said that apparently he didn't feel any love for me anymore. It was working wonderfully until then, or so I thought... he always said he wanted to do more things together, but didn't know what exactly (what we mostly did was watch movies, in my attempt to watch every single iPlayer film).
So... I've just been plunged to the underworld of solitude, once again... and it's more unbearable than ever before. I can't even get a cat because of my landlord, and now that I have nothing to lose I'm going to go all the way in my threats... because hey, having at least a cat is always better than just meeting the bleak darkness of the self every day, right?
So... I don't know. If there's possibly another Matthew out there, another person who's constantly desperate like I am... would you like to share life together?
Apparently, before he messaged me he read all of my previous posts on WP (I did write a lot) and that's how he came to know me and that circumstances in life are similar. I always thought that must surely be one advantage over dating sites: content over superficiality. But, this is not a dating site...
At any rate, as mentioned, I'm just leaving this out there. Statistically, with the billions of people in the world, there must be someone else out there who can mutually soften the pain of existence. And, so, since this is the site where my first love initially contacted me, here I am again, boldly striving to seek a needle in a haystack.