I admit that I am old fashioned. I am proud to be old fashioned. I detest the new age way of thinking, not only for this topic but many many others (see all previous posts on anything I talk about)

I can totally understand Jason's wish to live that "free life" but I think he would have to go back 11 years to tell himself

"Hey Jase, listen, in a few months you're going to meet this sweet little blonde, now... here's the deal J-Man, you have two options. You can either start dating her, and she'll make you the happiest S.O.B alive, becoming the best thing to ever happen to you, making you the envy of many of the people around you, and one day you'll get down on your knee (on a cruise ship no less) and ask her to spend the rest of your life together, ORRRRRRRRR you can NOT date her and one day you'll get to live on your own, sit around in your own filth playing RockBand and eating out of a microwave BUT my friend.... You'll experience TRUE FREEDOM!!!"

There are just some experiences in life that are really not that important if missed out on. I would much rather one day say "God I wish I had met "insert name here" sooner in my life so that we would have more time together", than to say "God I wish I had moved out a lot sooner so that I could jerk off without worrying if someone was walking in!" And seriously Dean, this argument about me not living on my own is really starting to get old. Just because you come here and decide to raid my sisters fridge when your down here, does not mean "I Live with my sister" I have met tonnes of chicks who have had less an issue with me not having a door than you do. I guess you're under that impression because when you come down we all hang out, but I pay rent, I cook for myself, I do my own laundry, I fix my own shit, I walk around naked as the sky is blue, and yes sometimes I do all of the above at the same time and honestly buddy, if anyone here is an expert (as you liked to call it in your last post) on living alone... then buddy that's me, cause I was doing all of that way before you got married, Eddie moved out, and Greg and Rick moved in together (but I guess they don't count because Greg shares a door with his brother and so does Rick... what pussy's eh) So get off that high horse chico cause by my count so far your the least experienced on any subject we've touched on so far.... we'll I'll give you the house buying thing... you know your shit on that.

Now that I'm done with that... I will say Yes Dino is right about MOST of what he said and Ed too. I think you should live the free life before marriage.... IF..... you weren't so worried about saving money to buy a place, and IF you hadn't spent close to half your life with someone and IF your home life wasn't so free. I know my brother has a rough time with my dad busting his balls. But you all can remember the bullshit I had to go through back when I was there. And my sister more so than me. Jason never had to sneak Sheree in or out a window, or lie about where he was going or when he was coming home, Sheree was accepted into the family way earlier than Shelley was and god forbid my sister brought someone home. So what is the benefit of being on your own when you aren't single and about to get married? Seriously, I just want to know how I'm thinking wrong on this. I really don't care what he does, and if its something I do really care about then he'll get a personal email from me and it won't be discussed on here. I just don't see it... the only time I would tell him to move out would be if he was single and he just started the job he's doing now, leading up to his "Career" cause it would be the point he could be independent and start dating properly (entertaining at home) So by all means tell me where I'm wrong on my thought process. Jase tell me what you want to feel, I'm not being smart, I really want to understand, and Ed too what do you miss about living alone (hopefully Liz won't use it against you) and Dino.... Well you have to whack off and worry who's coming in so you probably wish you lived alone just for that one reason

I'm old fashioned, I have a very hard time seeing things in this "New Age" way, sometimes I wish I could, but most of the time I just love that I do see things the way I do, it makes for great Blog discussions....

PS: Like Dino said... Watch her Jase... first its the Email complaining... next its complaining that the filtered water isn't at room temperature.... oh wait... you're passed that point... you're soooo screwed!