I personally, like the freedom of not being tied down. I haven't found any girl that I am compatible with so far (partly my fault because I am not actively looking).
I am 25 right now, and it seems a growing number of my peers are getting married.
It is funny because half of my friends are trying to set me up with a few different people, but I enjoy having the free time after work to do my own thing. A few of the girls, I know, and have hung out with them before, but they are just not my type. To just feel like doing something and going out there and doing it is great BTW. Suppose I want to go out for a late bike ride, I don't have to check up with anyone, I can just do it. Or if I want to go to Miller Outdoor Theatre, the park, or the museums, I just call a few friends and go. No hassles. Or if I want to play ball, I just go play, and not have to worry about time or having someone scold me for getting bruised or hurt.
The only thing that slightly worries me is if I end up 36 and all alone because all of my friends are married and I don't have anyone my age I can relate to or hang out with without getting the head tilt and nod. That would be scary because I know a guy that is that age and still single and it is scary to see how hard he tries.
I don't know my philosophy is if it happens and something clicks, it happens. No big deal. It just doesn't happen for me often because I don't get get pulled by emotions too often when it comes to that sort of thing. The last time it happened for me was 2 years ago, and she said no (apparently she was going out with someone I knew from another university <small world> ).
Oh well, I am just interested in the dynamics of ATOT. My hypothesis is that 60% will be single, of that single group 30% of that group (18% of the whole) will be in the same category as me.
Then most people will follow the bell curve around 23-24 years of age.
I am 25 right now, and it seems a growing number of my peers are getting married.
It is funny because half of my friends are trying to set me up with a few different people, but I enjoy having the free time after work to do my own thing. A few of the girls, I know, and have hung out with them before, but they are just not my type. To just feel like doing something and going out there and doing it is great BTW. Suppose I want to go out for a late bike ride, I don't have to check up with anyone, I can just do it. Or if I want to go to Miller Outdoor Theatre, the park, or the museums, I just call a few friends and go. No hassles. Or if I want to play ball, I just go play, and not have to worry about time or having someone scold me for getting bruised or hurt.
The only thing that slightly worries me is if I end up 36 and all alone because all of my friends are married and I don't have anyone my age I can relate to or hang out with without getting the head tilt and nod. That would be scary because I know a guy that is that age and still single and it is scary to see how hard he tries.
I don't know my philosophy is if it happens and something clicks, it happens. No big deal. It just doesn't happen for me often because I don't get get pulled by emotions too often when it comes to that sort of thing. The last time it happened for me was 2 years ago, and she said no (apparently she was going out with someone I knew from another university <small world> ).
Oh well, I am just interested in the dynamics of ATOT. My hypothesis is that 60% will be single, of that single group 30% of that group (18% of the whole) will be in the same category as me.
Then most people will follow the bell curve around 23-24 years of age.
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