I'd be lost without my partner...

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...she's gone away for the week and I suddenly realise that I've got nothing to do. I can play through the glut of PC games I picked up in the Christmas sales or rediscover the old console classics from hooking up my PS2 or Gamecube to our new TV, but I don't want to. I can head out to footie/pub with my mates, but physical exercise sucks, none of them are as entertaining as my Monster (pet name) and every penny I spend will carry the weight of being better spent on a mortgage deposit or really nice crockery - probably from Denby, knowing our tastes.

I've gone from a self-assured geek of the highest order, most comfortable in my own company than any misanthropised group of box-ticking subsects to someone who finds himself with nothing to do without the missus present.

On to the meat of the thread: Have you found yourself in a surprisingly adult relationship? Do you still relish your time apart, and how? Because you'e read this far, why/why not? Are you ok with giving up something you love for the sake of a relationship - not in an heroic, self-sacrificing way, but in a way that means what's important to you suddenly shifts?
 
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I'm rebuilding my life after splitting up with a woman, who to me, and despite her faults, was close to my ideal of perfection.
Almost nothing I do makes up for how lost I feel on occasion without her being in my life. There are just some trivial, often ignored simplicities in life that just are not the same without a significant other. So, I get you completely.
 
She's going to cheat on you and you'll find out all those mates you loathe at the moment won't be there to pick up the pieces.

Don't ditch your mates.

KaHn
 
Good way to live your life, co dependant on a woman. I'm only 25 however let me tell you it's a very dangerous route to go down.

She's going to cheat on you and you'll find out all those mates you loathe at the moment won't be there to pick up the pieces.

Don't ditch your mates.

KaHn

Love it, seems OCUK can actually give out solid advice.
 
I'm just going to leave this here.

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She's going to cheat on you and you'll find out all those mates you loathe at the moment won't be there to pick up the pieces.

Don't ditch your mates.

KaHn

This.

I let my relationship fade with the boys from school and when the first mrs went off the rails in the middle of uni, I had no one to go to.

Go out for a drink with the boys. Even if you have 1 drink, at least you're keeping in touch. If you spend all your life thinking about what can be bought with the money, you may as well stay in 24/7.

Mates, or plates? Really?
 
She's going to cheat on you and you'll find out all those mates you loathe at the moment won't be there to pick up the pieces.

Don't ditch your mates.

KaHn

This.

Sounds like the OP has no balls and his partner has him wrapped around her little thumb.
 
When my OH went to see her friend in Scotland for a week, I spent the whole of it drunk pretty much! I did miss her, but I made sure I was busy enough to not have to sit around thinking about it, and got on with stuff, stuff being drinking with friends.

I think I spent more than she did for the whole trip, on booze!
 
Although I do agree with the, Dont ditch your mates sentiments.

The "she's going to cheat on you" Is so damn cynical :p

In my experience women don't want some mug who has no life apart from what they do together. The cheating thing was more of a shock tactic tho, the amount of times I've seen mates give up their lives for girl only to have them cheat/ditch them etc is funny.

If she doesn't like you with your mates then she'a not seeing the real you when you're not with them!

KaHn
 
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