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Not sure this is true among all, but the one's I've met... Now with men, there might be diff reason, not sure if men ever come close to being married though. A common thing is that hey've ALMOST been married or had been engaged, or had come close. I had recently talked with a 45 year old woman, who is single, never married, no children, and does not want children. But for some reason they never actually sealed the deal. Her reason was the fact she was more into herself, was never good at maintaing relationships not sure what that means. She thinks this is also attributed to why she dates long distance..... Apparently she is NOW aware that she would have to bend a little if she meets the right guy, and she probably will go along with something more commited. But, so if someone asks that there must be some issue with a person that is that old, and never married.... That they came CLOSE, but it never happened, some I've met had multiple engagments even. Anyone can compare notes? I will speak from personal experience. I didn't marry until I was 42. I had never been married or engaged before that. Some people stereotyped me as being tragically flawed, picky, or inflexible. None of that was true, though I did work entirely too much. Yet, that didn't stop me from meeting and marrying my husband. The truth is, I knew who would be best for me and as much as I wanted to marry, I wasn't willing to risk a bad marriage by compromising on essentials. I didn't need a guy who made lots of money, or who looked a certain way. I didn't care what he drove, or whether he gave me goosebumps. Instead, I wanted a man who was solid and real. I wanted someone who loved God, who loved people, who loved life, even when things were tough. I wanted a man who was open, who I could talk with, who I respected, who was honest, and who respected me. I needed to know that we had similar goals and that I could support him without reserve. I wanted someone I loved and who loved me. I met him at 40. He was all those things and more. When he came into my life, we were both serious, open, and vulnerable. We spent most of our courtship time developing the friendship; our love grew steadily. That being said, there are many reasons that people are single past 40. Sometimes people have issues with connecting with others, but not always. Even so, people are in flux; they can learn and grow if they are willing. The 45 year old you mentioned, who now wants to bend, is showing that she is teachable, which is an excellent character trait. It is a good practice to give each other grace to grow and learn. I truly hope and pray, that my story ends up as yours has. I've been engaged twice. I ended the first one myself. The second was ended because I was in a head on car accident and he left me for another woman because he could not endure my physical rehabilitation. Although I'm working on my doctorate, I find that most men seem to view me as thoughI must be damaged goods since I'm in my early 40s and I've never married, or at least never had an illegitimate child. Seems awfully backwards, doesn't it? I call it having standards. I'm complimented on my appearance, sense of humor, etc. Although I would like to be married, my happiness doesn't depend on it.. I am in my early 30s and single and admittedly worried about this already. But I am sooo much like you! Everything you describe is how I feel and what I want. I find this very encouraging. Sometimes I hypocritically wonder what is wrong with them or worry about their ability to ever commit. Obviously individuals don't all follow the same timeline and it's better to wait for genuine love and connection than to marry out of desperation. I am in my late thirties n still single. I enjoy my solitude and m preparing for a PhD program. It is well-known to a person like me as to what perspectives are held regarding a single lady in societies. Single ladies are accused of possessing some fault moral, physical as reasons behind their singlehood. I love my solitude, enjoy my own being, I have plenty of time to look into my own Self and connect with it. Being human beings, we all wanna share our moments with some one worthy of being shared the moments with, but, how many out there are lucky in a real sense who truly get to find compatibility and companionship? Rest is compromises, divorces, suffocation. Solitude is much better than such failures. I will only marry if I ever do so , if he is better than my solitude, who I can have that heart to heart connection with. We live in a self-absorbed world. I really don't even believe that true love exists. I for one, have just given up. I will always be talked about because I've never wed and I have no children at 51 like I'm some freak! In reality I have financial stability, a Master's degree, great physical condition, a sense of humor, I've even done some male modeling. But I know of a litany of guys who act like they're God's gift to women when they're actually uneducated bums looking for their next conquest. And I also have been involved with women who because of their modeling good looks, think that I should be starry eyed just to be in their presence. Those I love to ignore so to give them a chance to get over themselves. The point I'm making here is the reason I gave up trying is because nobody in all those years ever even acknowledged me. Nobody knows what the guidelines are for dating anymore. Most people are ignorant enough to pull out their cell phones on a date. But it's not my imagination, the more obnoxious the guy, the more the woman loves him. At this rate I'll be in solitude for the rest of my life. I could not have put it better than your post here. I agree with every part of what you said. That fear went away eventually and I really think it's because I've learned so much about myself and the choices I make in life are 100% my choices. So, if I succeed I'll know it's my own success and not by mirroring someone else, and the same goes for my failures. I live a comfortable life, nothing fancy, but not in poverty either. I am happy with who I am, and am aware of the steps I need to take to become even a better part of me. I'm OK being alone, no I'm not an introvert, I'm just comfortable in my own skin. One thing young married couples tend to neglect, and that is learning to love yourself before anything else, I'm not talking about being vain kind of love, but appreciating yourself for who you are comes with age. I truly believe you can't really know yourself until you actually spend alone time by yourself. I can say I am the same person by myself as I am with others around me. I discovered that in a past relationship. Anyway, I can go on and on, but I liked what you said here, and congratulations on finding your perfect match for you. I do believe in love and I do believe he's out there for me somewhere, but until then I'm going to keep one foot in front of the other, love God and keep Him close to me, be a good person to all, enjoy my family, love my dogs and give them a good happy life, do the best I can for the company I love working for, 've respectful to others and myself, and be glad for what I have. And this is 2017, don't they know 40 is the new 20's. Heck, I'm more fit at 43 than I've ever been. Just turned 40 still single obviously, if I'm reading these posts. I'm happy to hear you say that you're comfortable with who you are and true to who you are alone or in a group setting. But I think too much emphasis goes in to having to choose. I am also very comfortable with myself, I also agree with you that it comes with age, to truly know who you are, and I believe it's a journey through life. I'm not the same person at 40, that I was at 20, and probably won't be the same man I am now at 60, at least I hope not, never want to stop learning and growing as a person. With that said, many have told me that I am too comfortable with who I am that maybe I shouldn't reveal everything at once. Let the person see your best qualities first before you put your bad habits or dirty laundry. Just replying to your post to say I'm glad there's a woman out there that also believes it's better to be happy with yourself and alone, than to compromise yourself to be in a relationship. There is always some stigma attached to being alone. Many people cant accept the fact that a person can be happy being alone and living life on there own terms. I am a 30 year old single male and while yes it does get lonely sometimes and there are many times I wish I had someone to share my life with, I have realized that this is the life for me. I love my freedom and independence and being able to live the life I want to live. Relationships are beautiful but also lots of compromise. I'm 61, and dating for me was always a nightmare. I stopped at 46. It was just too aggravating and annoying. The prospect pool dries up fast after 35. I find most women since the 70s are distracted and very busy with too many things to consider dating or marriage. The women who want it will set time aside for it. After 40 it's very tough for both sexes to find partners. Too many broken people out there, and it only gets worse with age. You can do all the right things to meet people, be datable, and it still doesn't happen. Be happy as you are now. America is largely a dysfunctional society. You cannot base your happiness on marital status. Too many people do, and when it doesn't go well, they have no more options. It's because you're a deeply insecure man, who feels the need to punish attractive women. You see a beautiful women, and leap to the conclusion that she 'needs to be taken down a notch' and start being an sshole. Man thinks he's going to be the one who's 'different' by being rude, or ignoring her. But they're all the same! Because ALL of them are rude, hostile, or ignoring. And all she wants is to find a man who can have a normal conversation for Christ's sake. Or perhaps even gasp! Am 26 and i know am still very young but i just enjoy being alone. Havivng so many young people my age getting marriage and having kids , for some reason it doesnt seem to hit a nerve of some sort. I often wonder if i were to get married and have kids i would be doing it for my parents. I just feel so comfortable with me...... I do believe in love also but I'm not out there searching I'm not a fan of internet dating at all. I find they are just hook ups and disasters. Plus I'm old fashioned I like the stories and randkm spot you meet and all that you know what people used to do before the internet. Lol I saw this article and I used to think there was something wrong with me but then i realized it's cause i never settled for the wrong guy and who wants to almost get married. I do have a beautiful teenage daughter her father and I were never engaged. I wasn't in love with him but I was having her regardless. I didn't date for years cause i didn't want her to grow up like did watch both parents marry multiple times. When I did start to date I fell for the wrong ones and now im falling in love with me. I too put myself in the best shape I have ever been and I had a man tell me recently I look more beautiful now than in my 20'S So heres to all the hot single women in their 40'S. I also refuse to do online dating it never worked out well for me years ago. I know not much has changed when your gf sends you a profile of a buddy or a guy that has always been on there. No thanks : Thank you for this post! My fiancé is 41. Has an 18 year old daughter and has never been married. I know in her past she has dated a descent amount of guys but never committed. I never understood her reasoning until tonight. Even though she expressed a lot of the same issues as you have. I say issues as a good thing. I am 38 and now divorced with two kids after a 20 year marriage. And she has stood by my side through all my ups and downs over the last year. I never understood why she wanted to be with a broken person like me. She tells me I am the man she has prayed for all of her life. And she never wanted to settle for anything less. Now I get it. I truly have never know a love like hers ever in my life. She is truly the woman I have prayed about and dreamed of all my life. I hate to say it. But sometimes you just need to see it said from someone like her. Because society has made it so. So please whoever hopes that there may someday be a man or woman out there that could love you unconditionally. I am here to say I was that man who found my soon to be 42 year old dream. And I never want to part from her! So again thank you for your comment. Good luck and God bless all of you! I can totally relate. I have been in love twice and both had issues that were not acceptable for marriage material. I've always dreamed of meeting my match and getting married. I am now 45 and still have not married. I know what I want and don't want. Mutual respect is a Big deal to me and is very difficult to find these days. There are so many components to a romantic relationship. I've pretty much given up on dating all together and started focusing on different things. It's been over a year since my last date and I'm okay with that. I figure if it's supposed to happen it will. I mean half of marriages end in divorce and a lot more are miserable, abusive, adulterous, etc, but we criticize the people who know enough to say it's not for me and I'm not get married? Rather than the ones who are equally selfish but married anyway and dragged their exes and children through cheating, nasty divorces and general misery? The day married people in the U. Until then, work on your own relationships and leave us to ours. Spoken like a truly bitter, and equal parts lonesome and loathsome woman. May I ask how you even happened across such an article? Let me guess, you dropped about 25k having your eggs frozen ten years ago, and now no one wants to partake in your creepy chemistry experiment. It's clearly serving you well. Historically, men have chosen to see women as the slaves of the species. The woman is the one who has to take care of the children run the household and now thanks to women's liberation also work. I didn't even begin thinking about wanting a serious relationship until I was 35 but boy oh boy was I in for a surprise.. Now 42, I don't want to be someone's slave and don't want a child of mine to have a terrible or absentee father. I want to be equal and I want to be able to have my needs met and meet someone else's essential needs. That is hard to come by.. If I am working and you're working, then we're both providing financially. What I would need is someone to provide my emotional needs and be a good friend and companion. However, I have found in my dating that most men are trying to offer me things I don't need and also trying to tell me what I need to be doing. The other thing I encounter is men who are want something with out giving anything in return. I'll keep on travelling the world and enjoying my life and maybe one day they'll be someone with whom we both find each other compatible. I went off to war, and while there assisted in building infrastructure. I worked full time and I had an ass of a husband who still expected me to take care of bills and the home. Seriously, what century do you live in? No we aren't f% equal, we are slaves if we marry, and now that I left him, I realize just how good being single, self sufficient, able to shoot my own guns and build my own home really is. If I were still with him, I would have nothing and still be cooking dinner every night, taking care of his snot-nosed kids, when I wasn't in Iraq. Spoken like a truly bitter, and equal parts lonesome and loathsome woman. May I ask how you even happened across such an article? Let me guess, you dropped about 25k having your eggs frozen ten years ago, and no one wants to partake in your creepy chemistry experiment. It's clearly serving you well. Being married and trapped with the wrong guy is my idea of hell-on-earth, and I've had several female friends and males for that matter in unhappy relationships or marriages - what is the point in this? He's an in-the-closet, hypocritical, sensitive, fragile fraction of a man. One word for ya FINN! Go back to your espresso shots and bean sprout sandwiches in your Sunday sweater. No older, established grown woman really gives a shit what you think Finn. I'm sure you're nothing to brag about... Men and women may not be equal in a lot of ways, but let's face it, men have more dating options, and because of that, many aren't all that committed to putting their best foot forward, which is why we see a lot more women over 40 still single. Would you settle for someone who couldn't match your work and has been married 2, 3+ times after having decided to wait for years on the right person while working to better yourself? Don't worry, we'll wait... Perhaps it's because they have been raised to believe that they should. But at some point, those who have had their children seem to believe that they have gained the most from marriage and will have their kids later in life to help look after them in their old age. And the need of marriage begins to fade as the quest of freedom and independence becomes more desirable : I agree that it should be a shared responsibility and partnership. I don't totally agree with certain gender roles but of course I don't swing towards the house husband idea. If 2 people are working each person should do their part in an equal manner. I will continue to be happy and alone until I find a like minded person. It should be a partnership and shared. It is not the 50s and 60s but some people are still stuck there. If you were with a lazy guy than he was just that, a lazy person and user. You find those in both genders. Those that want to lay around, do nothing and be taken care of. Yes, I've actually listened to a lot of early 30's Women talking about some of the older Women that they work with. Always stories of how they had some Guy interested a decade or two ago. But as you notice young Girls always saying that they have a boy friend, to brush off some Guy who is interested in them. Seriously, if a Woman doesn't like little kids and would rather pursue a career and have fun as long as she can, she knows being married is the surest way to lose her freedom and greatly increase her chances of having kids and being stuck with them. Most Girls know very early that they will be the principle care givers of kids. They notice very few boys baby sitting. They know this stuff by 8 to 10 years of age. Because of the social pressures on Women, most of them learn how to develop deceptions to side step those very pressures and have the life that they want. Often they move far from home and seek Men who are doing similar. It is no big deal if a Guy sleeps around from his teen years into his 50's, but it gets made into one if a Woman does it. So the Women learn to live on their own away from home where no one really knows them, they keep their own circle of friends and go their own way so that no one will really know what goes on with them. And that's the cost of their freedom. Guys rarely are burdened with this. Men typically don't because of not having to worry about pregnancy and being the primary caregivers at home there are exceptions to the latter, of course. Many of us out here do not want kids, and without that desire, don't see the point of giving up everything just to have a better standard of living. Marriage isn't seen by many of us never-married women as a fair trade at all. That stereotype is that they are no good at or have no desire to have a committed relationship. Unlike another poster mentioned, I don't think it is a double standard between men and women. Women will look at an older never married men with cautious speculation as well.
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