hopelesscase
New Member
Just reading through your dates, I think that you are really brave, I tried the dating scene before I met hubby 12 years ago and I hated it, I know that a lot of people enjoy that "will he/she be the one" feeling and the whole excitement of a first date but for me nothing else was more terrifying and I hated the whole dating scene.
I hated it so much that the year I got with hubby I gave up, my new years resolution that year was to not look for a partner and just spend the year being me and having fun with friends and discovering who I really am. That lasted until March!!! lol I knew hubby from work but we just suddenly clicked and went from there.
If something happened with hubby and I become single again then I would stay single because he is it for me and the 'scene' is just too terrifying for me, hence me calling you brave, going out there and taking chances is so brave.
I truly hope that you find your soul mate and dont have to kiss too many frogs before you find your prince.
Steph xx
Hi Steph thanks for your responce. I think that at 46 and having been single through choice for 20 yrs i have had to look at things from a different angle. Because of my work commitments and schedual i work 19 day/nights on 6 off 2 on 2 off then back into my 19. I also work from home with children all the time so dont get to meet too many adults.
deciding to use a dating site was the last thing from my mind as nic and shell would tell you. but once the seed was planted i thought what have i got to loose. I am a very confident person and really know what i want in life. meeting up with someone in a very public place is just like sitting down for a coffee and talking to the person at the next table. where as meeting someone in a club, pub where one or the other or both has had one or two too many just doesnt do it for me.
One thing that i and the dates have all been on have said is that it is nice to get to know someone via talking befor meeting then at least you know if there is any common ground before you meet and it saves a lot of thoes embarrising silences.
I have learnt in life never say never as you really dont know what is around the corner.
take care
carole