How come being free comes with a price tag?

[Doug Smith]

Can't remember if I posted anything on TBD. I did on Facebook, but have been gone the entire weekend (Annie and I were off sleeping in tents, as she knows it). I am officially a single man again. Mind you, it's costing me in the short run but she gave up any claim on my pension, etc. I'm not ecstatic, just relieved it's finally done with. She has sixty days to be gone out of the house, but I think she'll be out sooner. Hey, I can charge her rent, right? :) Naw, just time to move on and forget about the whole mess. Annie is laying here in the doorway patiently waiting for me to unpack and get off this infernal machine. TTFN!

[Tina]

I would have to share Doug that all freedom has a price to it. To be free of a partner one must be alone for a moment anyway. To be free of your children, one must not hear the sound of them in the house! To be free of crime one must pay for the forces and prisons to hold the in.
To be free of hate and hurt one must be free from people who cause such things, in that the price is loneliness.

I have found some prices to be worth every payment due, Others well not so much! Either way Doug I send you good energy and light that you will rest and find a renewed life within. yourself and run again...Blessings T

[gmboy5456]

There is a price for everything we do nowadays. No matter what it is there is always a price to pay. That is just how life is. So we deal with it and move on forward. The past has come and gone. Now it is to move forward to better things and renew what ever we have to do. Continue and start a new being.

[Mother Sanity (JackieRodzinski)]

Change is psychological loss. I love being emotionally unattached. Theres nothing like doing what you want, when you want to. That's free. Mother Sanity