SmileyRose Ramblings by Frances Rose Agnes Napper (She/Her)

Why is it so difficult to meet the right sort of man, one who wants to be in one relationship with one person? 

You meet someone who you think may change your life, but then he does not want to spend any time with you, and he prefers to be with other females instead. I am not into open relationships, yet many guys seem to be these days.  Sadly, this is how some relationships tend to end.

Could you be in a relationship with someone who you feel that you may be high at risk in catching a sexually transmitted disease with?

Why is it that I can never seem to meet a sincere type of a man who is heterosexual, who is just interested in being with one woman?

According to recent reports, several sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are currently on the rise, particularly syphilis and gonorrhea, with significant increases in diagnoses observed globally, including record high numbers in some regions, raising  concerns about the need for increased testing and awareness campaigns. 

I am still looking for that one man who is willing to spend the rest of his life with just one woman.

When someone prefers to only communicate solely through the Internet, I may come across as distant, primarily because I cannot see the individual with whom I am conversing. Consequently, I tend to approach conversations with those I have not met before with a degree of caution.

My previous relationships were with individuals I had met in person and gotten to know well.

Be suspicious if you are chatting to someone who is reluctant to meet with you.

Even though I have been married and divorced, just once (we are all capable of making the one mistake in life), I am still optimistic that there maybe someone who thinks along the same lines as me. I have referred to it as a mistake, as it did not endure; however, at that time, it felt wholly appropriate—sufficiently to bring two wonderful daughters into the world, with my former husband.Consequently, can it truly be deemed a mistake when I hold no regrets? Typically, mistakes are associated with regret.