Hello everyone. Has anyone heard any new information regarding the MHA proposal? I read somewhere that it was supposed to launch this fall, but I haven't been able to find any additional information or confirmation. I reached out to someone in admissions, but I haven't received a response back. Just wondering if the fall launch is still feasible.
So, the title is my question. I'm 50, and I've been single since I was 30. Yep, that's 20 years of being single. For the most part, I've really enjoyed it. I'm an introvert and a homebody, so I actually love my solitude. I've never really found women that I click with or who share my interests, so remaining single has been very easy in that regard because it's not like I've been forcing myself not to pursue women that I'm interested in.
That said, I do find myself missing companionship sometimes, and I wonder if it would be easier to find like-minded women now that I'm older. I will say that after being single for so long I'm kind of stuck in my ways, so I definitely couldn't see myself living with someone ever again. In fact, I'd probably prefer to do something long distance for a while.
Anyway, just curious to hear from those of you who were single for a long time and then started dating again later in life. Tell me the good, the bad, and the ugly. I'd love to hear your stories.