not yet
I don't think I'm ready to have a relationship yet, but I really wish I had someone to share my life with. It sucks being lonley.
posted by Seth Renne at 5:25 PM
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
About Me
- Name: Seth Renne
Seth Renne combines his passion for theater with a strong commitment to community and personal development. Holding a Bachelor's degree in Theater Arts from Western Oregon University, Seth is dedicated to storytelling, both on the theatrical stage and in the broader narratives of life. As a co-founder of the performing arts non-profit Center Stage Theatrics and the driving force behind Camp Center Stage, he creates environments where young people can explore and develop their creative skills in a supportive setting. Beyond the theater, Seth serves as a motivational speaker, employing a relatable and engaging approach to encourage individuals to tackle their challenges with courage and authenticity. His range of work, from performing to teaching, underscores his dedication not only to the arts but also to empowering others to create their own paths of meaning and expression. In all his endeavors, Seth exemplifies leadership by example, demonstrating how pursuing one's passions can not only enrich one's own life but also inspire others.
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3 Comments:
Yep, it can suck being lonely. But there is joy to be found in being happy with just yourself, too. I don't think I was ever able to fully love someone until I learned to love myself first.
Are there gay social and hobby-oriented groups where you live? There's often good husband material thereabouts. : )
It sucks to be lonely and I agree with the first commentor about trying to find happiness by yourself and not depend on others. To be honest, even I can feel lonely and I am pretty much and independant person when it comes to having a good time. Its natural.
Try to accept yourself for who you are, a person in transition. and love yourself for that. Its just the same with respect, in order for someone to love you, there should be love from you - for you.
If I confused you, I am trying to rephrase what gay Ids acctor said.
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