"Being alone is the only way to be, I can sleep crossways in the bed, I travel more usefully; I have time to restore and collect myself, I have peace...I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude, don't think I ever will"
I used to always think I would always want to share my life with somebody. I always had this image of the ultimate relationship with another chick; she'd be this free spirited, open minded traveling adventurous type, and we would just go everywhere and do anything and everything together. Marriage in the mix too. She'd be my lover, my best friend AND my biggest challenge, but at the same time know how to be her own person. All this and more would be the greatest thing I could ever achieve in having someone, but the more I think about it, the more I realize I would be just fine alone. I wouldn't prefer it, but I wouldn't be anything less than content. If I could break my whole being down into groups or categories, it'd be:
/how I am alone
/how I am with friends
/how I am with my girl
Me alone is slightly more appealing than anything else. I can love people and things without being selfish, go where I want/do what I want how I want any way I want to, without having to share certain things. Now, don't think that I'm saying would be a harder or worse of an idea to be with someone; no, I'm just saying how fine I would be alone. I don't think it's anywhere as necessary as I used to a couple years ago. Sure, I would be the happiest man alive to have somebody like what I described before by my side; but if for some reason I just can't have that, it's not the end of the world. The world looks different depending on the way you live in it; it'd be interesting either way. I might die be alone, but I'd never die lonely.
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