A Modest Life?

The Story

Hello, I am a 30-year-old man. I play sports and I am in good shape. I work a stable job with a salary of over three thousand levs per month. I have always tried to be kind and polite. My friends are only two, but they are amazing people with huge hearts and they are always by my side. Overall, I'm very lucky except for the connections. I like to live modestly, I don't like cars, expensive clothes or cheap holidays. I have always preferred small and tidy homes and I want to live a pleasant and peaceful life. To buy an apartment in a city or even a house in a village. I want to have a wife and I would be happy if I could become a father. Except it doesn't work. In my early twenties, I met a girl and we liked each other very much. She was beautiful, very kind. We talked about wanting the same things - a modest but good life. Some time passed and we decided to live together. We started looking for an apartment to rent and we wanted a small apartment and she really liked a 140 square meter apartment and said she really wanted it. I said to myself "why not - he wants one thing, I can afford it", but it turned out that's how it starts. Soon there were holidays on other continents, five star hotels and when I asked about our plans for the future the answer was "we are still young, there is time!" However, I did not like this way of life and shared it. That's how we broke up. I decided that this was because I had found a boyfriend - a beauty and I decided to focus on a more modest girl. After a while I met a very nice and shy girl. I really liked her and things started again - "I really want to travel a little before we get home" and we traveled for a year. Last year I wanted to go home, the story was the same - she just wanted to travel. There is no point in telling you about every relationship I have been in, but in general, every time I decided I should look for a girl who is more educated, a girl who grew up in a poorer family, a girl who had to be she makes her own money and what not. The result is the same - in less than a year and suddenly from a modest person become people who just want to travel, luxury apartments and "we are young, go crazy." After my last relationship, which just ended with the same conclusion, I realized that I was 30. My boyfriend (now ex) decided that she was too young to settle down, even though she was 30 and I was left alone. I see my friends and I'm happy, from time to time he turns on a girl around and sometimes my friends joke with me because they obviously asked them about me. And I'm quite fed up. Everywhere I see only this greed for "more and more" and I began to think that I would probably be left alone. To be honest, I lost hope that things could work out in any way I could be happy. I'm starting to consider options in which to buy a home and live alone. What would you recommend to me dear people Am I wrong that I want a modest life or not? If I'm not wrong about my desires for life - how exactly am I wrong with women? I ask you for advice and thank you for your time! To be honest - I lost hope that things could happen in some way in which I can be happy. I'm starting to think about options in which to buy a home and live alone. What would you recommend to me dear people? Am I wrong that I want a modest life or not? If I'm not wrong about my desires for life - how exactly am I wrong with women? I ask you for advice and thank you for your time! To be honest, I lost hope that things could work out in any way I could be happy. I'm starting to think about options in which to buy a home and live alone. What would you recommend to me dear people? Am I wrong that I want a modest life or not? If I'm not wrong about my desires for life - how exactly am I wrong with women? I ask you for advice and thank you for your time!

Last Updated
November 04, 2020
Author:
candy_eve

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