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What is the biggest mistake you've done in your life (so far)?
04-19-2021, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
This.Constantly bailing out family members. After awhile you just have to let them learn their lesson. Otherwise they will just keep draining money off of you.
04-19-2021, 07:13 PM
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Dang I really have no regrets about anything. My life is extremely lucky. Even my cheating toxic past past relationship I don’t regret one bit it was very necessary
I guess not buying crypto back in 2013-2014. I was the only one I bet in my entire town who even knew what it was lmfao but never pulled any triggers. Not too upset about it though plus I didn’t really have money
I guess not buying crypto back in 2013-2014. I was the only one I bet in my entire town who even knew what it was lmfao but never pulled any triggers. Not too upset about it though plus I didn’t really have money
04-19-2021, 09:56 PM
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Getting married. Wound up divorced after spending close to a decade being certain our marriage was different/special.
Fortunately, I actually wound up with a pretty damn clean break financially from the divorce - she was downright awful with finances, always insIsting on setting us back blowing our money on stupid chit instead of prioritizing her outrageous student loan/credit card debts (I was stupid to have overlooked that chit when we got married, but to be fair, she greatly misled me about how bad it really was and was never truly honest with me about it). She continues to be a financial mess to this day despite having a verg good job (which I pushed her to try for, btw) as well as a side job to make money. Absolutely unbelievable chit. So she at least spared me from a full lifetime of that chit.
The divorce still sucked asss emotionally though, and all it did was complicate the breakup 100x more than it needed to be. Plus only seeing my kid 50% of the time sucks big time. I know it's a lot more than most divorced fathers end up with, but still bs - I signed up to be a full-time parent 100% of the time, not this 50% bs my ex-wife forced me into accepting.
Fortunately, I actually wound up with a pretty damn clean break financially from the divorce - she was downright awful with finances, always insIsting on setting us back blowing our money on stupid chit instead of prioritizing her outrageous student loan/credit card debts (I was stupid to have overlooked that chit when we got married, but to be fair, she greatly misled me about how bad it really was and was never truly honest with me about it). She continues to be a financial mess to this day despite having a verg good job (which I pushed her to try for, btw) as well as a side job to make money. Absolutely unbelievable chit. So she at least spared me from a full lifetime of that chit.
The divorce still sucked asss emotionally though, and all it did was complicate the breakup 100x more than it needed to be. Plus only seeing my kid 50% of the time sucks big time. I know it's a lot more than most divorced fathers end up with, but still bs - I signed up to be a full-time parent 100% of the time, not this 50% bs my ex-wife forced me into accepting.
04-19-2021, 10:09 PM
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04-19-2021, 11:27 PM
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04-19-2021, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted By ziggurat⏩
Most Germans I meet believe he was right. Wish I could still speak the language.This.
Also today is the mans 132th birthday.
Sending love to Argentine!
Also today is the mans 132th birthday.
Sending love to Argentine!
Also share hitlers bday, gonna be 33 in less than 2 hours.
04-19-2021, 11:36 PM
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04-19-2021, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted By northernlights7⏩
Did she have red flags?Getting married. Wound up divorced after spending close to a decade being certain our marriage was different/special.
Fortunately, I actually wound up with a pretty damn clean break financially from the divorce - she was downright awful with finances, always insIsting on setting us back blowing our money on stupid chit instead of prioritizing her outrageous student loan/credit card debts (I was stupid to have overlooked that chit when we got married, but to be fair, she greatly misled me about how bad it really was and was never truly honest with me about it). She continues to be a financial mess to this day despite having a verg good job (which I pushed her to try for, btw) as well as a side job to make money. Absolutely unbelievable chit. So she at least spared me from a full lifetime of that chit.
The divorce still sucked asss emotionally though, and all it did was complicate the breakup 100x more than it needed to be. Plus only seeing my kid 50% of the time sucks big time. I know it's a lot more than most divorced fathers end up with, but still bs - I signed up to be a full-time parent 100% of the time, not this 50% bs my ex-wife forced me into accepting.
Fortunately, I actually wound up with a pretty damn clean break financially from the divorce - she was downright awful with finances, always insIsting on setting us back blowing our money on stupid chit instead of prioritizing her outrageous student loan/credit card debts (I was stupid to have overlooked that chit when we got married, but to be fair, she greatly misled me about how bad it really was and was never truly honest with me about it). She continues to be a financial mess to this day despite having a verg good job (which I pushed her to try for, btw) as well as a side job to make money. Absolutely unbelievable chit. So she at least spared me from a full lifetime of that chit.
The divorce still sucked asss emotionally though, and all it did was complicate the breakup 100x more than it needed to be. Plus only seeing my kid 50% of the time sucks big time. I know it's a lot more than most divorced fathers end up with, but still bs - I signed up to be a full-time parent 100% of the time, not this 50% bs my ex-wife forced me into accepting.
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