Comments on: The Woes of Living Alone

By: YoungLanie

YoungLanie — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 19:24:45 +0000

I can relate to where you are coming from, Except I still stay with my parents and the same holds true for when I’m sick.

By: Auckland Girl

Auckland Girl — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:34:54 +0000

OH MY GOD HAVE YOU BEEN WATCHING ME?! LOL

By: Nezzie

Nezzie — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 03:50:13 +0000

I love this message!! I can sooo relate!! I live alone and I LOVE it!! but sometimes I get a little lonely and start sobbing…but then the next day I realize just how lucky I am to be living alone and being independent. I think every woman should live alone at one point in her life…..(especially in her twenties)….I think a woman who lives alone will put up with less B.S. when she finally decides to move in with her significant other.

By: Krancalash

Krancalash — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 01:11:10 +0000

True, it has gotten lonely at times. When that happens, I make a few calls and meet a friend or two for drinks or lunch. Chances are at least one of your friends are feeling lonely and need to get out the house.
I sleep like a baby at night because I have my big comfy bed and silky sheets all to myself. Everything is how I left it, whether it is clean or messy. I’m in a commited relationship and do plan on getting married someday. Until then, I’m enjoying a clean place with no whiny kids, no snoring husband leaving his dirty socks on the floor and no intrusive roomates!

I have the rest of my life to put with that.
Until that time comes, I will enjoy this delicious window of time where I can do whatever the hell I want!

Don’t pity yourselves and feel lonely. Once you have kids and a husband, there will be days you wish you had some quiet alone time.

Get out the house and make new friends!

By: Phyl

Phyl — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 02:11:23 +0000

OMG! I can’t belive you addressed this. This is my main concern as a single woman living alone (my other concern is that a date can choke the hell out of me so I hardly invite ppl over)

I know the elderly have some bracelet or tracking device that would notify someone if they fall and can’t get up. I’ve been thinking of getting one. I sleep with my fone within arms reach just in case and I have 911 on speed dial (just in case).

I have to agree with everyone on here, as much as i love living alone at times it is quite lonely.

Altho as Living Single said, i do not iss te snoring, arguments and disagreements!

By: Kinyetta

Kinyetta — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 19:38:15 +0000

Woowwww! Going through this right NOW!!!!!!!!!

By: Living Single

Living Single — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 18:53:42 +0000

I have been divorced for a long time and I admit that sometimes I get the need for stimulating conversations, etc., but then reality knocks me right back into the future and I start to think about the snoring, arguments, disagreements, husbands/ boyfriends murdering wives, girlfriends etc., I say Thank God I’m alone!

By: beautiful poet

beautiful poet — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:06:59 +0000

I read some where that lonley (single) people get less sleep then people that are “involved”. Thank god that WAS scientifically proven, b/c for a while i thought i was losing my damn mind *lol*… At least now i know that not being able to get to sleep, or not sleeping for long ( from time to time) is normal….

By: joseph wakefield

joseph wakefield — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 06:24:51 +0000

I agree that living single is not a good thing. I’ve been single now almost 4 months and it’s not by choice. However, my other half thinks that it’s cool. Holler single ladies only!

By: Askeeta

Askeeta — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:31:26 +0000

Living alone sucks… If you are use to having people around all your life, then there’s no one there it can get boring. You make yourself believe that you enjoy it for a while. Until you want to talk to someone and no ones around. God did not intend for people to be alone, that’s why everyone should have a mate. Just remember a person lives longer when, you have a partner. Noah’s Arch
TWO BY TWO………………