Some of this is true, some is not.  Read stuff in
parentasies "()".

--- Kathy Salkin <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I can't answer for Ken, of course, but personally I
> can think of a lot:
>
> You don't have to worry about fighting over the
> silliest things (true)
>
> You can watch whatever you want to (watch what you
both enjoy, or get a second  TV.)
>
> You don't answer to anyone for your comings and
> goings  (Why should you.  I never did and I also
never tell my parents where I go.)
>
> You have only your own messes to clean up  (true)
>
> You've got only your own laundry to do  (It's nice
when you can share.  Sometimes my father will do the
laundry for my mother.)
>
> You don't have to worry about whether he likes your
> friends or not (actually
> that's not a limiting factor, but it's easier not to
> have to worry about it)  (As long as he/she doesn't
take the parents side.)
>
> You can cook whatever you want whenever you want and
> you can buy whatever food
> you like to eat without his fussing about it  (Make
what you both like.)
>
> You don't have to worry about whether he likes cats
> or dogs (I actually dated
> a dog-hater once, never again) (true)
>
> You can buy whatver you want (within your budget of
> course) without answering
> to his or her priorities  (True, but why ask in the
first place.  It's your money.)
>
> You can set your own priorities  (True)
>
> etc., etc...
>
> I know this all sounds selfish, but I've settled
> into my independent way of
> living, and it'd take a lot for me to decide to
> change at this time of my
> life.
>
> Kat
>
> On Thu, 3 Oct 2002 07:23:33 -0700 Kathy Pink
> <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> > What are they , Ken?
> >
> > --- "Barber, Kenneth L."  wrote:
> > > You guys, there is definatly some advantages
> > to
> > > being single.


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