i find its a bit of both, you miss sleeping with someone, you miss the love and all that, you miss having someone to talk to.. etc...

but it does take a while to kinda settle in a relationship so you'll need a few months with someone new to really tell

I've just had a wonderful weekend doing the things I miss in a relationship. No, we didn't spend all day in bed having love He sat next to me reading and I snuggled up to him and alternately (i'm gonna cringe here)... knitting*!!! and snoozing Plus the general pottering about the place over the weekend.

Don't get me wrong, the love is fantastic, but it's the little things you miss most when not in a relationship, so I'd agree with Violet and say that you are probably missing both.






NB knitting is an art form!!!!!

theres nowt wrong with knitting.. ive always wanted to learn

TRACY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, KNITTING .???????............. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO


i'm not having that i dont care if you think your old coz your 28 ... WE DONT DOOOOOOOOOOO KNITTING

shut it cheeky, othewise i wont be knitting you a scarf..

Plain ... and miss a few purl ... pmsl

noooooooo its a knitting term hun heehee pmsl

can you separate the person from the experience. I think not.

its difficult to imagine when you've had it good with one person that another will be as good but sooner or later you get to the concept that good with another person is something that can't be compared. its like saying which is better an apple or a bannana. if you like both can you really say one is better than the other. they're just different.