Lumina wrote:
It’s great to be single. I read a lot of posts in these forums of people wanting to find a significant other to share their life with, but if you really think about it, single can be the best way to go through life. It may seem lonely at times, but think of all of the positives that seem to be necessary in an autie’s or aspie’s life for them to function comfortably.
Here’s my list of positives that have come into my life since becoming single:
No one asks, “Where the hell did you go?” when I come home.
My income has increases due to not leaving the house as often to get away from people at home. I used to take long drives in order for me to find some solitude.
I can pick and choose when I want to be social instead of being coerced into going to social events with family or friends.
I can eat whatever I choose, when ever I choose. (No more “When’s dinner?” or “You know I don’t like that crap.”)
I don’t have to clean up after anyone. There's just me to clean up after.
Ungodly amounts of my time can be spent doing whatever I want without interuption.
I can watch whatever I want on TV. (Yay!)
Right at the moment, the only way I can see myself pairing up with someone is if they kept a considerable amount of distance between the two of us. They would have their own little world, I would have mine. This would definitively mean maintaining two separate residences.
Same here.
It feels like I spent half of my life "explaining" myself or trying to please someone else...now the only person I have to please is myself...and it's a whole lot easier.
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