Lonely Loneliness

Lonliness…does it ever end?

Question:

nu…@ix.netcom.com(Oremus) writes: > It whould not be this way, because I’m married.  Well, I am from a > legal point of view, but not any other way.  Divorce?  Not so easy, > because there is a little one who would languish without me.  And I > don’t have the heart to leave her to an uncertain future without my > guidance.  Sometimes one has to sacrifice self-interests for the good > of another.   > If you are female and would like to establish correspondence with me, I > promise you interesting and daily e-mail notes.  Why just women? > Because men bore me.   I find women fascinating creatures.

I find it rather tacky when a married man complains about a bad marriage, makes excuses for staying in it and not fixing the problems, and then invites women (only) to write to him to ease his loneliness.  "Men bore me."  Then brother, you ain’t THAT lonely. p.u. Karen -=-=-=-=- Karen Ronan

Response:

Loneliness…does it ever end? Of course! Loneliness has never survived death! Ariel

Response:

 Landau Ariel wrote in article … >Loneliness…does it ever end? >Of course! Loneliness has never survived death!

And how can you possibly know that? est "Common sense is an uncommon commodity…"

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Hello.  Loneliness is not restricted to a particular age group.  It can get to us at any time, at any age.  I know, because I’m in my mid-50s and I feel it every single day. It whould not be this way, because I’m married.  Well, I am from a legal point of view, but not any other way.  Divorce?  Not so easy, because there is a little one who would languish without me.  And I don’t have the heart to leave her to an uncertain future without my guidance.  Sometimes one has to sacrifice self-interests for the good of another.   If you are female and would like to establish correspondence with me, I promise you interesting and daily e-mail notes.  Why just women? Because men bore me.   I find women fascinating creatures. I am at this time a full-time student at a university, working on another degree.  I am  psychologically astute, good at dream analysis, and even handwriting analysis.  I used to study that stuff, because I considered them diagnostic tools back when I wanted to be a clinical psychologist.  Well, I didn’t become one, but I am still interested in that field.  I do like to talk psych, soci, anthro, and allied fields. I am well published (nonficition books).  And now, I am working on my first novel.   I am a movie nut, and go every week.  This is for a very good reason, and we can talk about that when you write. Since I feel lonely every day, I figure if I can find somebody to write to every day, that will be time that I am not lonely.  Every little bit of relief from that helps.  So, think about it—you may be good medicine for me.  And you may be richly rewarded with some of the best correspondence you will ever experience in your lifetime. Thanks in advance for contacting me.  Bye, Mick  

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