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Join the discussion and meet other Mumsnetters on our free online chat forum. Over Christmas, I went to a party and got talking to a girl in her early 20s. I asked if her partner was there, and she replied "I don't do relationships. She was completely focused on her career and didn't want all the 'hassle' her word. I also have a cousin who is 38 and lives alone. She has never had a relationship either she's one of the happiest people I know! Do you think it is becoming more common? I mean for people to choose not to "do relationships" at all? I'm not judging such people. I'm just curious.

I think you're right, OP. I can also understand you worrying about your DC's stability better the devil you know

But I just don't think it's for me. I'm I committed 3 years of my life to my first relationship where he turned mentally and physically abusive. We broke up in and I still feel the effects of his bullying to this day. I thought we were building a family and a life together but again he turned mentally abusive over the last couple of years and has left me broken. I am in an exhausting battle with him over our house and he is trying his best to force me and the children out. I know eventually things will be ok for me and the girls, and I will do it on my own two feet.

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Mumsnet has not checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. Many Mumsnetters experiencing domestic abuse have found this thread helpful: Listen up, everybody. Do not take him back, you have done the right thing in leaving him. You were not put on this earth to be his skivvy and besides which he never appreciated you either. Would you want your kids to have been in a marriage like yours?. No you would not and you would want better for them. Keep rebuilding your life and finding out who you are. As I said previously I think you've done the right thing, you shouldn't have to live like that and it likely would get more difficult over time and your children would be stuck in it too. Was this relationship the first and longest you have had, considering the age you settled? Relationships shouldn't be like that, you should both care and love one another with everything being equal.

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Condoms and Oral sex 6. At the beginning of last year I signed up to online dating as a sort of last stab, it was awful. You are ever so young to have settled down so quickly, you have two young children and you are just coming out of a bad relationship; having a few years single would undoubtedly be very good for your mental health. Apply for new jobs, do it asap! But I understand that wouldn't be for everyone. Start a new thread Flip thread Hide thread. Fatal Attraction Something else I've noticed is that young people increasingly choose not to drink alcohol. It was an awful time and I know i was young but I was old enough to be mentally scared by him. Relationships Follow topic. If you text this many men all the time what would his reaction be? Please create an account or log in to access all these features. Is there anyone out there who has been long term single and happy this way? I feel like me and our little boy aren't important. I've been single for 10 years.

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If I try and talk about things he either clams up or gets defensive and storms off. I just don't know what to do. I've been married twice and had a couple of LTR, I've also lived in my own for 10 years. Add post Watch this thread Save thread. Would he text a male friend "good morning x" and "missed you in the pub last night"? Does anyone else think this is normal behaviour? Active Watching Add post I'm on Search. You are ever so young to have settled down so quickly, you have two young children and you are just coming out of a bad relationship; having a few years single would undoubtedly be very good for your mental health. Don't raise your boy around a man who treats you with Is it time to drop this?