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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes

Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

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By *ong legs n LingeireWoman  over a year ago

it up to me neck. :-)

I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx"
that's the problem I don't enjoy Christmas anymore.

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By *icketysplitsWoman  over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound


"I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx that's the problem I don't enjoy Christmas anymore."

Could you volunteer? Lots of people are on their own over Christmas and they don't want to be. Some community centres put on a lunch and need help with this. There are shelters looking for help too.

Or, you could see if there are other single friends looking to just hang out together.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I tend to spend Christmas alone these days; I buy a nice tree on the eve, climb into the loft for the decorations and make the house christmassy. I do spoil myself a little with nice food and some wine, but try not to drink too much alone (I hear its not a good thing). Depending on the weather I may have a winter walk.....

...god that all sounds so sad....

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx that's the problem I don't enjoy Christmas anymore.

Could you volunteer? Lots of people are on their own over Christmas and they don't want to be. Some community centres put on a lunch and need help with this. There are shelters looking for help too.

Or, you could see if there are other single friends looking to just hang out together.

"

thanks for the advice, I will look into that thanks.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Ahh I'm sorry to hear that, OP! I agree with Lickety, volunteering at Christmas is a really worthy thing to do and it really puts things into perspective regarding personal situations.

I highly recommend it!

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Ahh I'm sorry to hear that, OP! I agree with Lickety, volunteering at Christmas is a really worthy thing to do and it really puts things into perspective regarding personal situations.

I highly recommend it! "

cheers

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By *icketysplitsWoman  over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound


"Ahh I'm sorry to hear that, OP! I agree with Lickety, volunteering at Christmas is a really worthy thing to do and it really puts things into perspective regarding personal situations.

I highly recommend it! "

It's what Christmas is really about. The best gift you can give is yourself and it's the one that gives you more back than you could ever expect.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Ahh I'm sorry to hear that, OP! I agree with Lickety, volunteering at Christmas is a really worthy thing to do and it really puts things into perspective regarding personal situations.

I highly recommend it!

It's what Christmas is really about. The best gift you can give is yourself and it's the one that gives you more back than you could ever expect.

"

are you advising him to have a wank?

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"I tend to spend Christmas alone these days; I buy a nice tree on the eve, climb into the loft for the decorations and make the house christmassy. I do spoil myself a little with nice food and some wine, but try not to drink too much alone (I hear its not a good thing). Depending on the weather I may have a winter walk.....

...god that all sounds so sad...."

doesn't seem so bad, atleast you try to be creative mate

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By *icketysplitsWoman  over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound


"I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx that's the problem I don't enjoy Christmas anymore.

Could you volunteer? Lots of people are on their own over Christmas and they don't want to be. Some community centres put on a lunch and need help with this. There are shelters looking for help too.

Or, you could see if there are other single friends looking to just hang out together.

thanks for the advice, I will look into that thanks."

Do you drive and have a car? Even if you don't want to help out a lunch or shelter volunteer drivers to get people to community lunches are always in short supply.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'll be mostly alone over Xmas- I'm single without children - and my mum died 2 years ago so I'll be having dinner with my sister and her family and then spending the evening alone.

I'll probably be a bit tipsy and be on fab whilst eating chocolate

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By *icketysplitsWoman  over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound


"Ahh I'm sorry to hear that, OP! I agree with Lickety, volunteering at Christmas is a really worthy thing to do and it really puts things into perspective regarding personal situations.

I highly recommend it!

It's what Christmas is really about. The best gift you can give is yourself and it's the one that gives you more back than you could ever expect.

are you advising him to have a wank?"

Just the one. Everyone needs a hand, every now and then.

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By *mmabluTV/TS  over a year ago

upton wirral


"Ahh I'm sorry to hear that, OP! I agree with Lickety, volunteering at Christmas is a really worthy thing to do and it really puts things into perspective regarding personal situations.

I highly recommend it!

It's what Christmas is really about. The best gift you can give is yourself and it's the one that gives you more back than you could ever expect.

"

Your a wise woman will look into this see what I can do.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I tend to spend Christmas alone these days; I buy a nice tree on the eve, climb into the loft for the decorations and make the house christmassy. I do spoil myself a little with nice food and some wine, but try not to drink too much alone (I hear its not a good thing). Depending on the weather I may have a winter walk.....

...god that all sounds so sad.... doesn't seem so bad, atleast you try to be creative mate "

I do try to be creative, this is true.... I will end up sobbing though.... this is also true, it will be mad even more sad that some of the glitter from the Christmas decorations will have rubbed off onto my fingers and then onto my face and I will be glittering whilst sobbing , this i believe is the true definition of irony

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm working Christmas, so I'll have the joy of spending it cooking for friends colleagues and customers alike spreading the Xmas cheer

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx that's the problem I don't enjoy Christmas anymore.

Could you volunteer? Lots of people are on their own over Christmas and they don't want to be. Some community centres put on a lunch and need help with this. There are shelters looking for help too.

Or, you could see if there are other single friends looking to just hang out together.

thanks for the advice, I will look into that thanks.

Do you drive and have a car? Even if you don't want to help out a lunch or shelter volunteer drivers to get people to community lunches are always in short supply.

"

yes I drive, it's an Idea

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By *eliz NelsonMan  over a year ago

The Tantric Tea Shop

Yep! Not using the word alone, but will be spending it on my own again....quite used to it now

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I've only got my mum, so nearly alone.

Not bothered now, I'm used to being alone.

Other peoples families sound like hell to me anyway.

Soon be here n gone..

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

Ive joined the local christmas befrienders.

Im not fussed about the day so am going christmas eve, day, and boxing day. Couple of hours each day just to sit and chat to the oldies

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By *ce WingerMan  over a year ago

P.O. Box DE1 0NQ

I've spent the last 3 Xmas's alone, but a sexy forumite is coming up to spend it with me, and I'm going down to hers for New Year

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By *ong legs n LingeireWoman  over a year ago

it up to me neck. :-)


"I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx that's the problem I don't enjoy Christmas anymore."

Well you should. Make the best of what you have. Xx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

i spend part of it on my own - kids flit around me - dad and his famly - i work on xmas day also so thats when they tend to pop to his and i pick up on the way home - this will be my first new year on my own (so far) and im not overly bothered - is somewhere id rather be tho

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Not keen on helping strangers on a personal level .

So a donation to a Cpl of homeless charities and foodbanks is how I help others.

Plenty people don't even bother chucking a packet of biscuits into the collection point but have trollies overflowing. Greed.

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"I've spent the last 3 Xmas's alone, but a sexy forumite is coming up to spend it with me, and I'm going down to hers for New Year "
sounds great to find company over Christmas from some one on here.

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By *rincessvenusCouple  over a year ago

Hull

12 hour shift xmas day 10 hour shift boxing day

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Not keen on helping strangers on a personal level .

So a donation to a Cpl of homeless charities and foodbanks is how I help others.

Plenty people don't even bother chucking a packet of biscuits into the collection point but have trollies overflowing. Greed. "

our tesco have an all year round homeless donations box - every shop now without second thought we pop in a bag of pasta or packet soup -

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm working it..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

it will be just me and my son this year..

which means spending the day in our PJs, watching what we like on the telly and not having to eat sprouts (which we would have had to do if we'd gone to my sisters) ...

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman  over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly

Won't be alone but I will be lonely

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Won't be alone but I will be lonely "

i understand that

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By *icketysplitsWoman  over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound


"Won't be alone but I will be lonely "

That can be worse.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx"

embrace it

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Won't be alone but I will be lonely "
can you explain please

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Won't be alone but I will be lonely can you explain please "

think of missing someone even though youre in a crowd

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman  over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly


"Won't be alone but I will be lonely can you explain please "

You can be surrounded by many but still not have what, who or the circumstances you want.

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Won't be alone but I will be lonely can you explain please

You can be surrounded by many but still not have what, who or the circumstances you want. "

I get what you mean now, yes this is true

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By *eesideMan  over a year ago

margate sumwear by the sea


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?"

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own"

this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I'm spending Christmas alone. Done it for three years now. No hardship, just enjoy. Xx"

I will be,doesn't mean anything to me really,just the greed it brings out in people

What i will do is a shoe box gift again for charity with items inside like toiletries,toy gift,etc for kids who dont have anything

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not"

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales

Well Xmas day H is working in the morning do I am dressing as Santa with the kids as elves and we will be popping in to dish out pressies to the seventy odd residents & staff. Hoping for a few kisses under the mistletoe especially from the two faf's from Transylvania 0

Then on boxing day we will be taking H's dad for Xmas dinner in a pub. He is the only parent we have left.

S

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses "

lol I'm glad you can see the bright side to it even though you're alone sounds good

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By *rimo4uMan  over a year ago

north kensington w10


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?"

Yes will be on my own again this year have done the last 6years, don't mind to much but i admit it would be nice to spend it with a woman or partner if i had the chance!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses lol I'm glad you can see the bright side to it even though you're alone sounds good "

I did write "for the smalls..." though, but hey ho! or ho ho ho?

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By *oddyWoman  over a year ago

between havant and chichester

ile be working then home alone

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I hate Christmas Jst not the same anymore can't remember the last time I had a good,I do try and make an effort for my lad but he's know there no Father Christmas, am hope this year will b different as spending it wiv my fella for the 1st time but he's like me and can't wait for it to b ov wiv,

Mrs

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It's just another day!

Get rid of your TV and social media and I guarantee you won't feel as bad about it!

What everyone else is doing doesn't matter!

Enjoy simple things like not working and enjoying a nice meal- drink wine at 10am and have a selection box for breakfast!

Chat shit on Fab and watch a really good film - big hugs to you OP xxx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's just another day!

Get rid of your TV and social media and I guarantee you won't feel as bad about it!

What everyone else is doing doesn't matter!

Enjoy simple things like not working and enjoying a nice meal- drink wine at 10am and have a selection box for breakfast!

Chat shit on Fab and watch a really good film - big hugs to you OP xxx "

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses lol I'm glad you can see the bright side to it even though you're alone sounds good

I did write "for the smalls..." though, but hey ho! or ho ho ho?"

I do like your attitude, Wish it were that easy to think like that over being alone over Christmas.

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By *ollyGWoman  over a year ago

Southampton

I'm going to Fuerteventura for two weeks as I hate Xmas, always find it so lonely, thoughts are with you all, I know how you feel xxx

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"It's just another day!

Get rid of your TV and social media and I guarantee you won't feel as bad about it!

What everyone else is doing doesn't matter!

Enjoy simple things like not working and enjoying a nice meal- drink wine at 10am and have a selection box for breakfast!

Chat shit on Fab and watch a really good film - big hugs to you OP xxx "

Cheers x

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"I'm going to Fuerteventura for two weeks as I hate Xmas, always find it so lonely, thoughts are with you all, I know how you feel xxx"
good for you enjoy x

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By *icketysplitsWoman  over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound


"It's just another day!

Get rid of your TV and social media and I guarantee you won't feel as bad about it!

What everyone else is doing doesn't matter!

Enjoy simple things like not working and enjoying a nice meal- drink wine at 10am and have a selection box for breakfast!

Chat shit on Fab and watch a really good film - big hugs to you OP xxx "

I did that one Christmas Day and New Year's Eve I was on my own. It was fun as it felt like a virtual party at times.

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By *mmmMaybeCouple  over a year ago

West Wales


"It's just another day!

Get rid of your TV and social media and I guarantee you won't feel as bad about it!

What everyone else is doing doesn't matter!

Enjoy simple things like not working and enjoying a nice meal- drink wine at 10am and have a selection box for breakfast!

Chat shit on Fab and watch a really good film - big hugs to you OP xxx "

See you here then

S

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I've spent it on my own for the last few years. The first time was weird but then I thought, I can eat when I want, do what I want and not worry about anyone else and the following years I actually chose to spend it alone.

This year, with my parents getting older, and the thought it could be my dad's last Christmas, I'll probably go to theirs and spend it with them and my brother and his family. Part of me would prefer to spend it alone but I know my mum and dad really want me to go to theirs.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses lol I'm glad you can see the bright side to it even though you're alone sounds good

I did write "for the smalls..." though, but hey ho! or ho ho ho? I do like your attitude, Wish it were that easy to think like that over being alone over Christmas."

Chap, I am genuinely sorry that this time of year bites.... but you are letting it bite, now I know nothing about you, whether you have lost loved ones or whether you can't spend christmas with the ones you want too.... but (and I am sorry I tend to sound patronising or like a fortune cookie sometimes), you will be alright, and you know what, it's okay to spoil yourself to your means allowance and as a poster above said, eat a selection box for breakfast or whatever you want.....

me?

I hope its a beautiful frosty day, I will even put a stocking over the hearth and get so d*unk the night before and fill it full of weird things that I will be genuinely surprised in the morning as to what I find, one year it included a pouch of cat food

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses lol I'm glad you can see the bright side to it even though you're alone sounds good

I did write "for the smalls..." though, but hey ho! or ho ho ho? I do like your attitude, Wish it were that easy to think like that over being alone over Christmas.

Chap, I am genuinely sorry that this time of year bites.... but you are letting it bite, now I know nothing about you, whether you have lost loved ones or whether you can't spend christmas with the ones you want too.... but (and I am sorry I tend to sound patronising or like a fortune cookie sometimes), you will be alright, and you know what, it's okay to spoil yourself to your means allowance and as a poster above said, eat a selection box for breakfast or whatever you want.....

me?

I hope its a beautiful frosty day, I will even put a stocking over the hearth and get so d*unk the night before and fill it full of weird things that I will be genuinely surprised in the morning as to what I find, one year it included a pouch of cat food "

You don't sound patronising at all, infact you have cheered me up with your views on how to deal with it

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman  over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses lol I'm glad you can see the bright side to it even though you're alone sounds good

I did write "for the smalls..." though, but hey ho! or ho ho ho? I do like your attitude, Wish it were that easy to think like that over being alone over Christmas.

Chap, I am genuinely sorry that this time of year bites.... but you are letting it bite, now I know nothing about you, whether you have lost loved ones or whether you can't spend christmas with the ones you want too.... but (and I am sorry I tend to sound patronising or like a fortune cookie sometimes), you will be alright, and you know what, it's okay to spoil yourself to your means allowance and as a poster above said, eat a selection box for breakfast or whatever you want.....

me?

I hope its a beautiful frosty day, I will even put a stocking over the hearth and get so d*unk the night before and fill it full of weird things that I will be genuinely surprised in the morning as to what I find, one year it included a pouch of cat food "

Have u even got a cat?

Love how you do Christmas

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses lol I'm glad you can see the bright side to it even though you're alone sounds good

I did write "for the smalls..." though, but hey ho! or ho ho ho? I do like your attitude, Wish it were that easy to think like that over being alone over Christmas.

Chap, I am genuinely sorry that this time of year bites.... but you are letting it bite, now I know nothing about you, whether you have lost loved ones or whether you can't spend christmas with the ones you want too.... but (and I am sorry I tend to sound patronising or like a fortune cookie sometimes), you will be alright, and you know what, it's okay to spoil yourself to your means allowance and as a poster above said, eat a selection box for breakfast or whatever you want.....

me?

I hope its a beautiful frosty day, I will even put a stocking over the hearth and get so d*unk the night before and fill it full of weird things that I will be genuinely surprised in the morning as to what I find, one year it included a pouch of cat food

Have u even got a cat?

Love how you do Christmas "

Nope, no cat... although the neighbours around here about have cats which I ahem... borrow, look I don't steal peoples cats or encourage them, they just find their way in here, I can't help it....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?

Christmas is just a nother day wen your on your own this is true but it feels more empty cause you know everyone else are enjoying themselves over Christmas and your not

My advice? Dress the house up; have yourself a nice meal (I prefer pheasant), put up lots of sparkly lights, go for a winter walk; come home, light a few candles; light the fire (if you have one) and sip the most delicious spicy red wine you can afford, or go balls deep and buy a sparkling Shiraz (I kid you not, a sparkling red, its wrong..... but its so fucking right!), make the house smell of tangerines and christmassy things, enjoy it, for the lights, for the smalls and flavours; you are never truly alone if you enjoy all your senses lol I'm glad you can see the bright side to it even though you're alone sounds good

I did write "for the smalls..." though, but hey ho! or ho ho ho? I do like your attitude, Wish it were that easy to think like that over being alone over Christmas.

Chap, I am genuinely sorry that this time of year bites.... but you are letting it bite, now I know nothing about you, whether you have lost loved ones or whether you can't spend christmas with the ones you want too.... but (and I am sorry I tend to sound patronising or like a fortune cookie sometimes), you will be alright, and you know what, it's okay to spoil yourself to your means allowance and as a poster above said, eat a selection box for breakfast or whatever you want.....

me?

I hope its a beautiful frosty day, I will even put a stocking over the hearth and get so d*unk the night before and fill it full of weird things that I will be genuinely surprised in the morning as to what I find, one year it included a pouch of cat food

Have u even got a cat?

Love how you do Christmas

Nope, no cat... although the neighbours around here about have cats which I ahem... borrow, look I don't steal peoples cats or encourage them, they just find their way in here, I can't help it...."

Pauly, a pilferer of pussy -- who knew?

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By *icketysplitsWoman  over a year ago

Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound


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Nope, no cat... although the neighbours around here about have cats which I ahem... borrow, look I don't steal peoples cats or encourage them, they just find their way in here, I can't help it....

Pauly, a pilferer of pussy -- who knew? "

The pussy whisperer.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Not quite alone I suppose but I am deployed over Christmas and new year. Joys of military life!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

knock it off you two, think of my reputation please

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By *ollyGWoman  over a year ago

Southampton

Me and the sun, my perfect match!

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Not quite alone I suppose but I am deployed over Christmas and new year. Joys of military life! "
Your doing a good job Soldier keep it up

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"knock it off you two, think of my reputation please"

Apologies.

Yes, Pauly will be alone. On his own. With no company whatsoever. And will be posting a meet request for the Christmas period in between pheasant eating and sparkling red drinking ...

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By *iss.HoneyWoman  over a year ago

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"Not quite alone I suppose but I am deployed over Christmas and new year. Joys of military life! Your doing a good job Soldier keep it up "

I often say this during sex

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By *oddyWoman  over a year ago

between havant and chichester

pauly makes pussys purr

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By *oddyWoman  over a year ago

between havant and chichester


"knock it off you two, think of my reputation please"
what reputation

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By *uperock99 OP   Man  over a year ago

Milton Keynes


"Not quite alone I suppose but I am deployed over Christmas and new year. Joys of military life! Your doing a good job Soldier keep it up

I often say this during sex "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"knock it off you two, think of my reputation pleasewhat reputation"

I am trying to create this impression of me being windswept and interesting, although I will have to go for a longer beard to pull off windswept....

...picture me wandering the lonely moor on a frosty morning; not like some weird cat catcher of old Devonshire..... sigh......

https://youtu.be/BW3gKKiTvjs

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Nope, I love Christmas

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"knock it off you two, think of my reputation pleasewhat reputation

I am trying to create this impression of me being windswept and interesting, although I will have to go for a longer beard to pull off windswept....

...picture me wandering the lonely moor on a frosty morning; not like some weird cat catcher of old Devonshire..... sigh......

https://youtu.be/BW3gKKiTvjs"

Your hair is so much longer in that vid! And you're rocking the red.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It's just another day!

Get rid of your TV and social media and I guarantee you won't feel as bad about it!

What everyone else is doing doesn't matter!

Enjoy simple things like not working and enjoying a nice meal- drink wine at 10am and have a selection box for breakfast!

Chat shit on Fab and watch a really good film - big hugs to you OP xxx

See you here then

S"

It's a date

Xx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

On the flip side, I'll be spending Christmas day and boxing day with my ex husband and his girlfriend, my children and grandchildren and son in law.

I'll be craving some alone time by Tuesday.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Time alone at Christmas for what ever reason, By choice or other?

I have fallen out with my family years ago for personal reasons so I have no choice and I can't wait for Christmas to be over, anyone else feel the same?"

Life's too short man. Sort it out with some of the family if not all of them. Only here for a short time. Not nice hearing your on your own. That's my advice. Maybe find someone from here even just don't be on your own

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By *itzhallMan  over a year ago

birchington

Just another day being single

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By *inchyorksMan  over a year ago

huddersfield

My best friend passed away xmas day a couple of years ago, in my arms, spent the last couple of Christmas days alone, i like the solitude and i write and produce an annual pantomime, a day of peace among the crazy lol

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By *carletcoupleCouple  over a year ago

manchester

I go along with the getting involved with something side of things. I have spent many Christmas' alone for one reason or another and had grown to quite dread this time of year. Although I liked to think I preferred the solitude like I did most other times of year I didn't really cope with it very well which fuelled my dislike for Christmas. If you fear you will be lonely then company of some sort is key, so go volunteer to make somebody else's day that bit better, I can assure you it will make feel a whole lot better about your own day. Good luck.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Alone again this year, you get use to it as

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By *unloversCouple  over a year ago

rotherham

Well shall I be the first to say to say if there is anyone close to us who will be alone for Xmas and wants company you are more than welcome at ours

I always do a big dinner for some reason even tho there is only two of us

The offer is there but you will have to help with the pots afterwards

Xxxx

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By *nked_kittenWoman  over a year ago

Ankh Morpork

I will be on my own this Christmas. I put my tree up, buy myself some presents, get loads of good foods and drink in. Get a new DVD to watch Christmas afternoon.

For me it's Christmas Eve that I struggle with for some reason.

What I've found is if you control the day it's all good just get a few nice bits in to spoil yourself

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'll be on my own for most of the day. Will walk my faithful hound then Horse riding with friends in the morning then no plans at all.

Will no doubt open a very nice bottle of wine at some point.

Tempted to go to Rotherham for the day

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