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Musa Hill
Relationship Propaganda
Musa Hill
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People often think that being in a relationship is so much better than being single. Some
also think the opposite. In all reality though, being in a relationship is very similar to being
single. Depending on your sensibilities of course. You can share many of the same freedoms
in both scenarios. The similarities between the two are eye popping.
Being in a relationship you can be with other partners. You just have to be a little
more discreet than when you are single. Being in a relationship you have an allotment of
females who will go out with you. When you’re single you go out with whoever you want to.
Much like in a relationship if you are “unfaithful”. Single life makes you a hot commodity on
the market. Being in a relationship has the same effect, but maybe greater. Relationship life
and single life are alike in your availability.
The common knock on single life is that you get lonely. People claim being in a
relationship you will never be lonely. They say you have a rock. Someone you can always
lean on. That is not true. It is not entirely true at least. Being in a relationship you get lonely
a lot. When you’re young and you both have schools to go to and jobs to work you won’t
have alot of free time. You will get lonely and irritated. Relationships will not prevent
loneliness because of how little you will be together. Being single you have to play the
numbers game. You won’t have any one specific person that you know will swing by. So
that leads to you contacting all of your options. Sometimes every single option will be busy
or unwilling. Then you will be lonely. Being single is self explanatory. You are single. Just
one. By yourself. Living life as a singular being, not attached tosomeone. So naturally being
single you get lonely. Maybe more than when you are not but maybe not. There is a
common misconception only single people get lonely. Being in a relationship or single you
will get lonely regardless.
Being in a long enough relationship you get bored. You just are talking to the same
person day in and day out. Everything gets predictable and monotonous. You might
introduce a mistress to spice things up, but that gets boring too. You lose interest in being
in a relationship and become saddened by day to day reality. You just start to really long to
be out of the relationship and single again. Being single for too long the exact same thing
can happen. You learn that you don’t like everyone you hang around as much as you
thought youdid. You get into a routine of contacting the same people at the same hours
that becomes unbearable. You get so bored that all you do is long to find the one and get
into a relationship.
Being in a relationship and being single have the same long term effects. They both
will make you lonely, bored, and adventurous. The only difference is the names. They are so
similar because being single is just being in a relationship with being by yourself. So they
are both forms of relationships. They are similar for that very reason.