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At what point are you considered alone forever?

Just Want to Talk | Last Active: Nov 3 6:20am | Replies (71)

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@margotcc

It cracked me up too hearing about that payed stranger part. But I know how you felt, and also would like to hear how it went for you.
(I’m 83, my husband passed away last July, after very good eight years of marriage, and even though I miss him, I am starting also to look at the positives of being by myself again.)
Friends had talked me into going online before I met him, I stated I wanted a companion only, then kissed a few frogs before I found my prince, a travel partner with whom I had a lot in common, like my love for the outdoors, history, etc.
But I started to really care about my new companion, and guess what? We got married and I have never regretted it!
So I suggest to keep an open mind. Follow your heart - you are still young!, and let life happen.

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I just love your story. Belated condolences on the loss of your sweet hubby.
I've got two marriages behind me, no regrets.
The female companion was fine for a visit and I may do that again.
I am not looking to remarry or even find a romantic partner. I have barely enough energy to take care of myself, have nothing to offer emotionally, and the poor fool would end up being my caretaker.
I admire your positive attitude & just for life!
Thanks for your comment.