Yorkshirekitten
Active Member
No
Maybe if I was REALLY sick and didn't have the energy to change my clothes. But that has been the only exception.
Ladies - When you are in a relationship, what significance do you place on your significant other giving you time to do things on your own and/or hang out with your friends? Is it important at all or not really make a difference to you?
It's really important. I like time alone more than the average person. It's why I can't really date clingy people or people who need to have constant texts/spend time together all the time because it's personally exhausting to me. I need time to recharge my batteries and my independence is something I really like. That being said I hope that my SO also has hobbies, likes being alone sometimes, and has their own friends they spend time with. I would hope they find pleasure in having these things, so they don't rely on me so much so our relationship isn't strained.
I have never gone out to a public protest and done any serious protesting. However, I boycott stuff all the time. Mostly companies that don't support me and my politics such as fast food restaurants. Like I will never eat at chic-fil-a and papa johns ever again, I don't support arbys due to the fact I have had several friends work for them and out of habit I don't support them due to how badly their treat their employees. And recently i've decided never to support hobby lobby anymore (but I have sometimes broken that rule to get stuff on occasion) but now i'm not supporting them anymore due to how they are handling employees benefits during the virus. I probably have a very long list of companies I will never buy from/donate to again.
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Gobster28
Guest
Ladies: What would your most romantic evening?
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LilithX
Guest
Do a little dance and drip dry ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yes, that’s why we take so long.
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LilithX
Guest
I believe it’s an extremely important. I want him to continue his hobbies and have time with friends as much as I want it for myself. It keeps a relationship healthy when you can balance alone time and time together.
lol When with me they better have their own friends and hobbies out side of me. Having your own things to do brings more communication into a relationship . It's nice to hear what your other half has been experiencing through out their day and watch as they get all excited when they tell you about it
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SubSoph
Guest
As long as they arent completely occupying all of their time to those things, I dont see a problem. I would want them to have fun and do other things which do not include me. In a relationship, I'm sure they would want the same for me. As long as there is a consistent rate between the two, it is absolutely not a problem I would have. I would like alone time sometimes, which is what needs to be understood when in a relationship.
That's classified
I've never been jealous of people that don't exist.
Touche.
