The GLORY of being 'SINGLE' !!!! - Page 6

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Posted: 15 years ago
#51

Originally posted by: *Woh Ajnabee*



But rituals are so much fun! Why are you so boring?



I'm a very dull and boring person Ajnu, very dull and boring.
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Posted: 15 years ago
#52

Originally posted by: shaktheback


I dunt get this 'Half- Single' thing now. Tmrw if im nt committed to my wife, can I say I'm half married ?

Yes you can - being single or married is a status..it's just a tag..I know married men who don't wear their golden ring - does that mean they're not officially married? No - just that they don't wear their rings. Only them give their own interpretation of that matter (allergy - illusion to be single again - overdose of symbolism).
Only you can define the type of relationship you have with your wife - if you feel/think you're half married to her --- then you're half married ---😆 even if the law defines you as married...
Law & Sociology have to be distinguished there.
Being single is a part of one's identity - same goes for being married - divorced - widow...it has symbolism+social opinion attached to the status...
There are people married who are in an open relationship - there are concubines who act as married people - there are young people who date each other who act as married - there are cheating wives or husbands....There are guys who date 2 girls at the same time - does that make them bigamous or pervert...?🥱 There are girls who sleep around - does that make them single or nymphomanes....? Identity is a complicated matter.
There's no glory of being single..only consequences related to it. Unless you fight against the institution of Marriage with all your heart. Then it may be perceive as glory act 😕
Being single = not married (yet?) and not involved in a steady / stable relationship...and more important when you're single you GENERALLY don't justify ANY of what you do especially at night...😆 Of corse there are happy exceptions lol
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Posted: 15 years ago
#53
And in EVERY relationship - even the shittiest ONES - there's always some degree of committement....
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Posted: 15 years ago
#54

Originally posted by: *Woh Ajnabee*



I fail to see where the confusion lies. Either you are married or you're not. If you're not, then you're either single or you're in a relationship (relationship is a loose term). What is so confusing about that? That whole "its complicated" thing on Facebook also goes over my head as well. What the heck is so complicated?!?

I have this weird thing where I don't like people who have "its complicated" chosen on their relationship status on their Facebook profiles. I already know right off the bat I'm not going to get along with this person. First of all, make up your mind and un-complicate things. And even if that is just so undoable, I cannot help but wonder what compels me to inform the world about their complicated relationship status. I have a feeling most of 'em are single and hating it, so they pick that category to help lie to themselves and others who may happen to see that on their profile. 😆



I posted a whole spiel on complicated a few pages back. Yeah some people do it because they like attention and confusion on FB. However, there are those people who are genuinely in 'its complicated'. The most common situation is people who have been together for a while either dating or as friends, one of them wants to be in a proper relationship and the other does not. Neither one is ready to call it quits and move on either. So people end up being in the 'complicated' situation where they genuinely don't consider themselves single and available - but are not in a relationship either.
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: shaktheback



What do you think you are ?

I'm very much single. And, I don't know if it's the best, cos I have never been in a romantic relationship with anyone.

Can one enjoy life like a Single when Committed ? 😃
Maybe one can. I am committed to everyone who I share a relation with - my parents, my best friends. And being involved in relationships does have times where you need to compromise, you cannot expect to have all the freedom like you can when single. Plus, I have been compromising in issues with parents since I was a kid, so, when you make a relation with someone - it does mean losing some of you're freedom for their sake and you have been losing some freedom because of parents and all. There will be times when you feel the need to be alone, but then when you make a relation - you are bound to make a committment, else it's not called a relationship according to me.

Why do you think one should remain Single/ In a Relationship ?
I don't think one SHOULD be single or in a relationship. Either way, there are pros and cons. Most single feel the need to be in a relationship and people, in a relationship have times where they would want to be all alone, return to their singledom. Personally, I don't think anything, it depends whether you're single or in-a-relationship. And when you're in a relationship - in love with someone that is, you can't escape either, you just feel chained down- fall into their gravity? 😆

What is your take to commitment to a person before marriage ?
Like I said, a relationship is called a "relationship" when you make a committment to him/her. So, yes.. there's nothing wrong in making a committment before marriage. How could you marry someone without making a committment in first place?! 🤔

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Posted: 15 years ago
#56

Originally posted by: angie.4u

I would say that its a very personal decision and so is the need or no need for sociolegal conformation. As a social being most of the ppl would love to follow some social norms especially those that are not harmful in anyway. Wanting to remain single can be understood but if one is already committed then should one shun marriage just for being a non conformist or is there something against the institution of marriage itself ! Even if an individual man or a woman does not feel the need for sociolegal approval what about the kids ? I dont really see any harm in a sociolegal approval . Or am I missing a point somewhere ..



Kids if they exist will be fine. I don't plan on carrying and shoving bowling balls. Whoever marries me will have to treat the pets like kids. I'm not against other people marrying. People do whats best for themselves. I don't see the point in the institution for myself.

Although health insurance premiums are going up. I could do with a tax break and some couples health insurance discount and all the other legal benefits.
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Posted: 15 years ago
#57
Ayee Hayee 😳

Yeh kis HOLY ATMA ne yeh thread ka TRP badaaya ?? 😆 😆
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Posted: 15 years ago
#58

Originally posted by: *Woh Ajnabee*

Oye Shak, kuch din tak toh you were waving flags of love for your girlfriend ... single hue vay do din nahi hue ke mingling ke khayal shuru! 😆



Ajnu, me kya bolu ?? ☺️ 🤣
Only SINGLE's can MINGLE right ?? 🤣🤣
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Posted: 15 years ago
#59
Crickey....this thread kind of created flashbacks.

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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Crickey....this thread kind of created flashbacks.

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EDITED .
LMFFAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !

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No, Seriously !!

I wonder how a topic on the Grand Finale could turn into a Shaadi thread
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Edited by shaktheback - 15 years ago

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