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Do you have enough privacy where you currently live or would you like to have a bit more?

I don't have too much privacy these days living in a very small apartment with my mother. I used to have my own place so sometimes I wish I could be alone for a few days and relax but I don't like always being alone or I get depressed.

I like how living alone you really get to know yourself and can feel more comfortable in your own skin. I think it recharges your batteries and raises your self esteem when there is nobody around putting you down all the time or starting arguments with you.
 
I have a whole house to myself. I have never minded being alone at all. The only thing is I miss my cat, he was my constant companion. RIP my sweet angel
 
I'd love to but my kitties live 19-20 years and I'm getting old. I don't want to have to worry what will happen to them when I can't care for them any more. And adopting an older cat puts me right back where my fur baby is starting to fail and need lots of mecical care I really can't afford. I said goodbye to my last little buddy.
 
Foxy said:
I'd love to but my kitties live 19-20 years and I'm getting old. I don't want to have to worry what will happen to them when I can't care for them any more. And adopting an older cat puts me right back where my fur baby is starting to fail and need lots of mecical care I really can't afford. I said goodbye to my last little buddy.
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I don't blame you @Foxy the hardest part in having a pet is when we lose them. I keep saying that I won't get another if and when my Milo passes away. It is just so hard saying goodbye to them :(
 
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