Why I love liking women, not loving them I recently read an article by Australian biologist  HYPERLINK Griffith”
Jeremy Griffith which stated that ‘real love is unconditional selflessness’. In this case does anybody really love? To some people, particularly some women, it can be almost incomprehensible how a man in his early thirties can live happily without love. Or rather not the kind of love that exists in a relationship. But what is love and who really needs it? I’ll explain below why I don’t need love, perhaps at the expense of revealing that selflessness is not my best trait… Relationships can feel forced and constrictive at times. With my last long-term girlfriend, we told each other we loved each other as a greeting. And a way to say goodbye. To me this seemed silly, it took all meaning out of the phrase. Saying “I love you” as a ritual before hanging up the phone renders it pointless. Plus being in a relationship stopped me doing the things I love. Working on my personal fitness, starting my own business, owning a dog and generally living life. It’s hard to describe why this is, but I suppose it’s because you are constantly having to make compromises for whatever your other half wants to do. Relationships mean another family. It’s enough having one family to deal with (your own), let alone having to take on another. I hated my ex’s parents. I was often dragged out against my will and forced to socialise with people I didn’t like at all. Relationships can get
monotonous.
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