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Solitude

Cali Cat said:
It sounds terrible, but I'll sorely miss my solitude when my boyfriend comes back to stay. :(

It seems I can love someone dearly and still wish they'd go the hell away sometimes. :oops:
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Sounds like the reason I broke up with my last boyfriend. My current one (though not autistic but has other mental health issues) is rather antisocial so he understands that I have my limit just like he has his.
 
Melle said:
Sounds like the reason I broke up with my last boyfriend. My current one (though not autistic but has other mental health issues) is rather antisocial so he understands that I have my limit just like he has his.
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That's good. That was the great thing about my late husband. He needed his space too, so it worked well. My current boyfriend is a bit "needy" though. :cry:
 
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