You’re not in big trouble. The way I see it, you’ll truly be your own person (with your own activities, needs / wants) and a future gf will find it incredibly attractive. If and when you do get back into a relationship, you’re sure not to “lose” yourself, you will know exactly who you are (as a person, rather than defining yourself as someone’s bf).
.-= Aritza, Goddess of ..´s last blog ..Goddess of .. When it rains, it pours ! =-.

But I don’t think this is a thing to worry about unless you think you’re closing yourself off to people in general and not just in a relationship sense.
.-= D.M.P.´s last blog ..Beyond Victoriana Double Post! =-.

In other words, these things are personality traits, not symptoms of loneliness and heartache. You’ll be okay, dude.
.-= brad´s last blog ..why would i wanna break up? =-.

I have recently discovered the notion that if I want to go to a movie and there is nobody to go with, then it is somewhat acceptable to go alone. I may actually like doing this now. I mean, aside from making snide remarks during the previews, it’s not like you actually talk to the person you’re with when you go to the movies. It is however, a tad weird if you are like me, and choose to see a children’s movie alone. But whatever, The Princess and the Frog was great!

Also, I think my lowest point may have been going to a bar to watch the Caps game alone. I sat at the bar, tried to order the least attention-grabbing dish, and failed. And then I thought I was making cute eye contact with a hot guy across the bar, only to get upset when all these lady friends of his showed up after the game. Yeah, it was really depressing and pathetic. Oh well, I’d like to think there are more pathetic things to do when you’re single and looking, and I/you/we just haven’t gotten to that point yet.
.-= Dazey´s last blog ..Werewolf vs. Penguin =-.