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Originally Posted by kittygilchrist
How about some compassion for loneliness and felling awkward?
As a single person I would NOT want to have a guest ID for someone I am dating. That would open a whole can of worms and violate the spirit of residence/guest advantges.
HOWEVER, I would like to be able to have the person I am dating attend occasional events at recreation centers, such as dances.
Would you married people object to singles getting a pass for their date to dances or other events where you would feel awkward going alone.
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My point exactly.
I guess some people are suggesting a single needs to have someone live with them or get married, to have the same priviledges, as married people because those are the rules. It is also implying than a single needs to find that special someone within the confines of TV and limiting their pool of dating options.
Some people might say this is an awfully high price to pay for someone wanting to date someone outside of TV. I like to think the person who would live with me or have a more special meaning, to be worth more than, just to obtain a resident/guest pass.
This has more to do with implying that all single people must date or find someone within the confines of TV or having to go on dates outside TV and then live together or get married to have the same priviledges..
It has nothing to do with loneliness. Do married people think every single person is going to date someone outside TV every day for 365 days a year to need an escort to a event or to have a plethora of non-residents, using their TV amenities?
Pluuuuuuueeeezzzzzeeeeeee!!!!!!
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