Posted: Sep 5, 08 11:31am
My younger brother, who is still married, going on 28 yrs always said that the world is full of lonely people, even the married ones. Lonely is a state that we fall into, whether we want to or not. I was married for 20 yrs, adored my wife, two beautiful daughters and a nice home. But my wife was unhappy because she felt we got married too young and she wanted to fly. I opened the door and let her fly, after her affair, but it was like a dagger in my heart. Three yrs later I got married on the rebound and it lasted a yr. I married a nurse that needed a sugar daddy and I fell for it. It was difficult divorcing her, without giving her my future earnings (she wished). Now I see couples that seem so happy and I long for companionship. I take care of my 89 yr old father and I am just existing. I don't call it living because of the lonely routine, day in and day out. I have great love and admiration for my dad who brought me up to love, work, respect others, help everybody and give of myself till it hurts. I am well educated and retired from the Federal Government (Army civilian and military). As we enter our sixties, it scares the hell out of me that I may live out the rest of my life alone. I know that there are others out there like me, but for us baby boomers it is not easy to go out and find them. God help us all!











