I’m going to stop looking for love
I’m going to stop looking for a guy to date. My life is very crazy right now, I feel like I’m almost at my breaking point, few days ago, I woke up feeling a little mentally crazy, I went back to bed, I slept for a few more hours, maybe my body needed that, when I woke up, I felt myself again, I felt better. I do want a boyfriend, not because I’m lonely, because I want love. I don’t think it’s the right time, beside I can’t meet him, I have trouble walking & Covid. I still don’t know how people date & probably kiss & stuff, do they take Covid test everyday? I know people can get Covid home test now.
I think you've made the right choice given your circumstance. It seems like your focus should be on getting social services arranged, including an Occupational Therapist, an attorney and a financial advisor regarding your mother's money.
Starting a relationship right now is very hard. I met my bf right before Covid and our entire relationship has been dictated / controlled by government mandates despite the fact we're vaxxed and we comply with all regulations so we don't get fined or break any rules. There were times the government actually told people how to have sex (e.g., wearing a mask, not kissing, etc) We've gone months at a time unable to see each other and a lot of our dates were outside going for walks two metres apart, fully masked and not touching. It's a crazy time to try and build a relationship. Married people are lucky but the rest of us are likely better to wait another year or two until things calm down.
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That's completely ok, sometimes you need to take care of yourself for a while. In my case, I just took a break for over 5 years after attempting to put my eggs into one basket with another on the spectrum of the opposite sex who was was a jerk. Believe me, the situation took a toll on my emotions. So, it was nice to take a break and enjoy my life.
As for finding a boyfriend, he may actually be there all along, you just don't know it yet.
That's completely ok, sometimes you need to take care of yourself for a while. In my case, I just took a break for over 5 years after attempting to put my eggs into one basket with another on the spectrum of the opposite sex who was was a jerk. Believe me, the situation took a toll on my emotions. So, it was nice to take a break and enjoy my life.
As for finding a boyfriend, he may actually be there all along, you just don't know it yet.
Half of me wants to get to know a guy, that other part just want me time, to take care of myself. It can be be exhausting getting to know someone new. With your last sentence, I hope it not my ex-boyfriend, we are still friends.
I think it sounds totally reasonable to put a pause on looking for a relationship while you work on more pressing issues. I'm doing the same thing myself.
Just because you are taking a break for now, it doesn't mean your circumstances can't change later or you have to give up hope. Life is unpredictable and sometimes in a positive way.
Good luck. I think many people on this site are rooting for you and your happiness.
Even 'Normies' end up single, for long periods of times, for a variety of reasons.
Yeah, just flash those abs, those biceps....what then, though, if you have no social skills to follow up?
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Sounds like a good time to just focus on yourself and your health and well being for sure.
I can't recall if I knew, what's with the difficulties walking? Healing an injury right now?
As for people dating and kissing w/ covid - well, basically people are taking risks that they determine are acceptable to them. I didn't meet or kiss anyone for more than a year and a half once covid started, but after double vaccinations (triple now) and covid getting weaker, I was comfortable with it - especially since I was already sharing a vehicle with my friend sooo if I was going to catch covid from them I would have caught it.. so, a kiss wouldn't hurt anything.
But still, covid can be lethal to some people like my dad - so now when I go to my parents house I keep 6-10 feet away from them and/or wear a mask inside their home. Better safe than sorry.
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I can't recall if I knew, what's with the difficulties walking? Healing an injury right now?
As for people dating and kissing w/ covid - well, basically people are taking risks that they determine are acceptable to them. I didn't meet or kiss anyone for more than a year and a half once covid started, but after double vaccinations (triple now) and covid getting weaker, I was comfortable with it - especially since I was already sharing a vehicle with my friend sooo if I was going to catch covid from them I would have caught it.. so, a kiss wouldn't hurt anything
I have alot of pain in my lower legs, I broke my ankle years ago & dislocated too, my bones didn’t healed right, I have alot of tightness in my feet & legs too, I can walk, but I can be in pain, but I can’t stay on my feet too long. I have a wheelchair & a walker to help me.
Yeah, just flash those abs, those biceps....what then, though, if you have no social skills to follow up?
Good point. You can be a guy who's fairly fit but if your social/communication skills completely suck, it won't help you all that much.
To get a romantic partner, you need a baseline level of social skills. You can't be too quiet/shy/introverted otherwise you'll never make any connections. Women get a little more leeway, especially if the girl is conventionally attractive, so that's an advantage women have over men. Men on the other hand, we can't afford to be passive otherwise we'll never meet anybody, that's just the way it is.
Yeah, just flash those abs, those biceps....what then, though, if you have no social skills to follow up?
Good point. You can be a guy who's fairly fit but if your social/communication skills completely suck, it won't help you all that much.
To get a romantic partner, you need a baseline level of social skills. You can't be too quiet/shy/introverted otherwise you'll never make any connections. Women get a little more leeway, especially if the girl is conventionally attractive, so that's an advantage women have over men. Men on the other hand, we can't afford to be passive otherwise we'll never meet anybody, that's just the way it is.
I talked to alot of guys online, it’s easier to open up when you feel comfortable with a guy & easy to talk to him. It was easy to talk to my last boyfriend.
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