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Re: Gunman at Pa. health club bitter over women
Yeah I guess I always figured I'd get married, or have kids.. but I never hit that point that DCK said about hitting 30 & wanting to change. I never went out of my way to stop living how I live. I never said to myself "Shit, I gotta settle down & get married". When I turned 30 I did slow down & quit some things & bad habits I was doing, but all that aside I don't think there is this monumental turning point in life. Just that if you meet the one you meet the one. If not, I dunno, you can't force it or make it happen.
Re: Gunman at Pa. health club bitter over women
I've been living on my own for just under three weeks now as my parents have went away on a holiday and have been away and while at first the emptiness of the house was a bit lonely I kinda got used to it and enjoy being able to do what I want when I want without having to explain where I'm going and when I'll be back. Yes I've missed them but I've also enjoyed not having them around and I've had friends to keep my company so never really felt lonely. I do know however that definitely in about 10 maybe 15 years I'll probably want to be married, kids, nice house etc etc but right now once I move out I can see the whole living on my own thing being quite enjoyable. Shame the guy in this story couldn't get over his issues.
Re: Gunman at Pa. health club bitter over women
I didn't really mean "hitting 30 and wanting to change". It's just that I do not find the stuff I did at 24 very appealing anymore. I don't force change, it comes naturally. Today is friday. I saw a movie with friends, bought a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale and I sit here typing and drinking it. 4 years ago I would drink 6 of them and go out.
There is a time and a place for everything, like I told a friend of mine once, as I was drunk as a skunk with a bottle of Cognac in my hand. That was then, this is now.
