All about weird partners & Uranus in the 7th house…
I get a true kick out of some people who are “antisocial”. But let me clarify this… I remember when a person could be “antisocial”, and it was not considered a mental illness. A person might be known not to like people all that much. No one cared. These people were characters. They were loners […]
choctawdreams writes in, The Word “Relationship” and Why It Scares Most People… “So my question is, why does the word “relationship” scare the beejibees out of people so much especially in this generation? And why are so many afraid to lose who they are as an individual in a relationship?” The man he was discussing
There was a great discussion on the post, Losing A Friend Because Your Opinion Is Not Theirs. Medbh wrote about insiders and outsiders. I’m glad she did. It made me realize I will always be an outsider. It’s just not possible for me to get on the inside of any group, given my background, my
I have been a life-long commitment-phobic. I don’t think this is like alcoholism – once a commitment-phobic, always a commitment-phobic. I didn’t know this until I’d actually resolved this myself. It hit me the other night, this is the first time in my life I have ever felt settled in a relationship.
Dear Elsa, I met someone about a month ago, and he is a nice guy. At first I thought, there’s no way I’d date this guy. Well, we seem to be dating. But now I feel totally smothered and almost to the point of flying off the handle. I don’t know if this is a
This weekend I drove 16 hours round trip to spend 10 hours with the soldier (we’re married now) during which time we had to sleep. I admit this is weird but it suits me and I was especially aware of this driving home. I like to move. I like going places. I like to be
