Is It Okay To Be Single Forever Novels & Stories

My words must have touched his soft spot. I have sweet angelic words. "By the way, Uncle Grey. Why are you still single? Don't you have a girl or a girl you like? "I questioned. "I like to be alone." He heaved as we finally arrived at the pack mall. "But being alone is not good. You need someone that would be with you forever, someone that would understand you. You need a pattern. You need someone in your life." I kept pressing on the issue. Should be the 3rd time this month I'm asking him about his love life and all he keeps saying is he's okay with being alone.

She took another sip and added, "There are people who are madly in love today, convinced they’ll be together forever... only to break up the next day over some silly fight. Nothing in life is certain, Nelly. There is no such thing as forever. Even diamonds lose their shine over time." Nelly stared at her thoughtfully while taking another sip. "You’re right. No relationship is guaranteed, and there’s no such thing as perfect love. Even couples who love each other deeply still fight. You know why? Because we’re not built to be perfect. But here’s the thing; when you find someone who brings you unmatched joy, who stirs something in your soul, hold onto that person. Take care of them. Be serious

Vying eyes are everywhere, asking us silently why are we not married in our ages, and why are we not independent or have any real estate properties, that we should have acquired massive amounts of money in our bank accounts, and also not owning a pricey car. But having a relationship right now is draining. Living every day is a hard one because the economy is failing; prices of commodities are rising and we barely earn a dime. And also, I just experienced my first heartbreak. Why would I trust a man again and delve into something that is not have surety in its entirety? I am a very trusting and patient person, and I cannot afford to cry and lose myself just because of a man. I need to come b

She'd rather stay single than wake up every day to a face she didn't like, pretending to be happy for the rest of her life. "You're driving me crazy! You're in your 30s now, and if you don't get married soon, no one will want you by the time you're 40! Your dad and I are getting older, and after we're gone, how will you manage on your own?!" Phoebe exclaimed. Facing her mother's serious expression, Valarie shrugged. "I'll manage just fine. There are plenty of people who choose not to marry or have kids, and none of them seem to be struggling."

"That’s messed up." "Exactly." He swirled his glass thoughtfully. "Still. She chose him." "For now," I muttered. He pointed at me. "That’s the problem. You’re living in ‘for now.’ You’re not letting her move on." "Maybe she shouldn’t move on," I snapped. Noah shook his head. "Single life’s underrated, you know," he said. "You should embrace it. No drama. No expectations." I glared at him. "Are you and Bella having troubles or something?"

She'd rather stay single than wake up every day to a face she didn't like, pretending to be happy for the rest of her life. "You're driving me crazy! You're in your 30s now, and if you don't get married soon, no one will want you by the time you're 40! Your dad and I are getting older, and after we're gone, how will you manage on your own?!" Phoebe exclaimed. Facing her mother's serious expression, Valarie shrugged. "I'll manage just fine. There are plenty of people who choose not to marry or have kids, and none of them seem to be struggling."

“I am not wishing for what happened to me to happen to you or any of my kids, but think about it, would you try to find someone else if your Andro isn’t with you?” I didn’t even need to think about it; I shook my head immediately. “There’s someone who will walk into your life, and that person can never be replaced, no matter what. For me, that’s your dad, and for you, that’s Andro. I am not unhappy. I am happy alone, and I don’t want to be with anyone because I know I won’t feel happy with anyone.” Mom told me. “I understand.” I told her and vowed never to speak of it to her again. She is right, some people are not replaceable. I would also stay single forever if Andro leaves me.

She was supposed to be married already, but right now she was single to stupor, nursing heartbreak number two. How pathetic. “You okay?” James asked, placing his hand gently on her lap. She nodded. “Just thinking.” “Okay….a penny for your thought?” She hesitated. “I’m thinking about how strange it is,” she said quietly, “that people can promise forever like it’s not the scariest word in the dictionary.” He studied her. “Forever isn’t scary.” “It is.” “Why do you think so?” “Because it assumes nothing will change, but everything will.”

"Anyway, that guy has been out of the picture for three years. Just consider it a life experience." Oriel took a deep breath. "Talking about it does make me feel better. You know, after those blind dates, I'm so indifferent about finding a partner. Living alone is much better than ending up with a lousy person. In this new era, women can live well on their own." Eranthe raised her glass. "You're right. There are plenty of men out there!" Acacia, who had just finished showering, came back and saw them drinking in silence. "Let's go to the bonfire. Sitting here and drinking alone is no fun."

Maybe not. But his face invaded my mind and it all rushed back. It’s been about a week, still every day I wake up with a hope of seeing his name in the notification panel. Does break ups always shatter you this bad? Perhaps I am a novice to this game of hearts, that my lack of knowledge makes me feel like burning in hell.