Okay, I'm in chapter 5 (finally), and I have some concerns...

In my walkthrough, it says that you must receive an Episode Complete in every place except Bevelle to receive the Mascot dressphere. This doesn't make sense because certain areas are presented AFTER the Bevelle section in the walkthrough, so if I follow this order, will I still get the Mascot?

Also, I'm at Mi'ihen right now, and I can't do the dungeon sidequest yet because I haven't dispatched any chocobos. Will it be okay if I go on, and come back and do this later? Or will I mess up the completion %?

And in general, if I can't complete a task at a certain place (I probably won't be able to do the Bevelle section with my stats), can I leave and just come back later?

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You will still get the Mascot Dress-Sphere if you skip around, as long as you don't see any episode concluded, and Zanarkand is not the last Episode Complete.

You'll need the Mascot Dress-Sphere once you get to certain levels in Bevelle.

You can also do the chocobo's later, but you might want to start working on it, it's a bit of a pain.

The Mi'hen Hidden area that is found by the chocobo's is NOT required for %.

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Hi Everyone:

Do you think someone should call themselves "single" although they are living with someone?

And by "single" I don't mean for tax purposes
I mean as far as being "available" to date and sleep with other people.

Personally, I live with my boyfriend and although we both use "single" on our paperwork for jobs and so on - we are both UNAVAILABLE.

I guess I brought up this question as I am hearing more and more folks using the "single" as an excuse to stray outside of "commitment"...

What are your thoughts or experiences with this?

Thanks,

I think you're right. You are still single even though you're commtted to your live-in partner. You'll never know when will he pop out the most gleeful question to become double!

Hey Monique at its best:

Welcome to the forum - I see you are NEW

To be honest, I have been married once and have no interest in doing that again at age 52 (lol). Now they say to NEVER say "never"...

Yeah life is simpler. No stress, no committments. It's just a piece of paper. When you get married, most of the time, it is the wife who is always the loser in the end. Imagine, you serve your husband, clean the house and then you have to go out to work. and in return you are working less for him and he is not satisfied and dump you just like that!

To be honest, living with someone is a pain (lol) - and more so as there is no "protection" if things do not work out. But I have learn't to keep some stuff as MINE just in case. Hey, learn't that lesson with my divorce. So many women get trapped into BAD relationships because of the famous JOINT accounts. Yes, have a joint, but ALWAYS have one in your name only just in case he dies or leaves you

Connie and I have been betrothed to each other 13 years.

She is my fianc�e but we shall never make it legal.

We have rings and wear them out in public.

We have separate bank accounts but property together JTWORS.

We need to get a civil union but have HIPPA rights now.

when you re with someone you don t know how long it s going to be for ,marriage is nothing if it is not on a spiritual level.whn it s over it s over.whether i am single or not does it mean i sacrifice anything in the name of comitmment.i still have my own things.like do you really have to sleep everynight with your partner,sometimes i feel like sleeping alone.
today marriage is mostly about money so everybody ties the knot gets entangled and eventhough they don t want to be together anymore they still are cause they tied themselves to each other,it s a marriage reversed.

Hi Burt, thanks for stopping by and sharing with us. Like you and Connie, Sylvester and myself are not married and do not plan to. Have nothing against being married, once was, but right now, don't see it in my life.

Thanks gemineye006 - appreciate your input.

If you live with someone and have an intimate relationship then in my opinion you are not available. If you want to be single and do your own thing then the person you are living with is a roommate, and nothing more. You can always live on your own for that kind of thing. If you share a life together with someone there is an element of commitment there, so no dating outside the relationship, but you still should maintain your individuality concerning assets and bank accounts.

Then again there are always the open relationships out there too where anything goes, but that to me is a type of relationship that won't last anyway.

I think that as long as you are not married, you are considered single. However, if you are in fact in a committed relationship, then the ''rules'' of being in that coupling should be discussed by both parties involved. I think that both people should be on the same page when it comes to what being ''single'' means. It's only fair to both involved.

You are not single, you are in a relationship. And it's not fair to say you are single to potential dates because you do have a boyfriend. I myself consider it a lie when somebody is with someone but tells he or she is single just to hook me. If you have a boyfriend and live with him, you are not single. You might be looking for somebody better but you are not available in fact till you are with your boyfriend.

I think you are not single... sorry! :)

I wonder&amp;#65306;are you still together?

To Angela,

Divorced 40 years ago .Had relationships(staying together)maximum

8 years all together.Have been single 5 1/2 years now.

So living alone for me is fantastic.Retired one year ago.

Do not have enough time in my days to do what I let life lead me to.

I am not saying no to a relashionship,but being a buddhist,

the only relation I am intitled to is with a woman that is also

living a spiritual path.

Finally since you are reponsable for the Single section,I beleive

an Agora section would be great,where one could just share ,what
is going on in his/her life and such.

Since you are single and a lot of people are ,I wonder ,if this

could be suggested to whomever decides these things.
With friendliness

loongdragon

To Angela,

The lady is not single,single is having no one to share your

life with.

loongdragon