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I have been practicing Buddhism for several years now and find that I'm coming to a fork in the road when it comes to dating. I have little desire to date but feel its pressures all around me. I would prefer to be single and develop healthy honest relationships with the men I meet. I am not suggesting that a romantic relationship stems from a place of dishonesty, I would just prefer that my relationships with men not go there. This is all sort of bubbling up for me and I'm trying to sit with it and get beyond the idea that a happy life means being in a romantic partnership. Am I alone here?
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I think the hard part is that your peers will all pair off and have rugrats. But maybe you will just feel this way for a couple of years?
Sit and get beyond the idea of yourself.
Pressure / preference / trying - they have side effects - much like friction produces heat - less heat and perhaps you won't bubble so much.
Irony is, the day you look back and think 'I've done it!', you'll meet the right guy for you!!
I hope this helps and i wont babble on anymore
I have some strong aversion to female interactions actually.
Someday though I will likely be going on a date, sometime, somewhere if the body and mind complex is still functioning.
Females mirror my neuroses painfully well