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» Old people who aren’t married most likely have some sort of defect
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post 1633418113 03-10-2021, 10:55 AM
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Old people who aren’t married most likely have some sort of defect

Srs. Have to have some sort of defect like ugly, bad attitude, abusive, low iq, low self esteem, etc.

If they were good people with functioning brain they would have a partner.
post 1633418193 03-10-2021, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted By forgotogpsword
If they were good people with functioning brain they would have a partner.
Based on what?
post 1633418303 03-10-2021, 10:56 AM
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I like my personal space more than I enjoy companionship.

Maybe that's a defect, though.
post 1633418323 03-10-2021, 10:56 AM
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maybe they were widowed
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post 1633418393 03-10-2021, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted By ramimotemem
I like my personal space more than I enjoy companionship.

Maybe that's a defect, though.
Yep.
post 1633418403 03-10-2021, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted By DrugsToGetBig
maybe they were widowed
This is a loophole. There are exceptions to every rule.
post 1633418483 03-10-2021, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted By ramimotemem
I like my personal space more than I enjoy companionship.

Maybe that's a defect, though.
That’s just how your brain copes tbh.
post 1633418673 03-10-2021, 11:01 AM
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This is why divorce is so prevalent in our society. Idiots like you rush to marry the first person they catch feelings for even though there are red flags everywhere and both of you know that it won't last. So instead of realizing that you're a cuck that can't survive on their own, you would rather try and shame someone that doesn't want to settle or simply just enjoys being alone.
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Originally Posted By forgotogpsword
That’s just how your brain copes tbh.
Cope with what though?

I feel drained after spending more than a few days with anyone. I've had two LTR, lived with both towards the end of the relationships and felt trapped. My ideal arrangement would be a GF I see a few times a week, maybe 3-4 times. Separate living places, or if living together she wouldn't mind that I go to my cabin or another place for a few days per week.
post 1633418903 03-10-2021, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted By frutistafreeze
This is why divorce is so prevalent in our society. Idiots like you rush to marry the first person they catch feelings for even though there are red flags everywhere and both of you know that it won't last. So instead of realizing that you're a cuck that can't survive on their own, you would rather try and shame someone that doesn't want to settle or simply just enjoys being alone.
Divorce is a sign of defect as well tbh. That you were to stupid to pick right person to breed with or that you are just such a miserable kunt partner can’t stand you anymore etc.
post 1633419103 03-10-2021, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted By ramimotemem
Cope with what though?

I feel drained after spending more than a few days with anyone. I've had two LTR, lived with both towards the end of the relationships and felt trapped. My ideal arrangement would be a GF I see a few times a week, maybe 3-4 times. Separate living places, or if living together she wouldn't mind that I go to my cabin or another place for a few days per week.
Wouldn’t you like to raise a little ramimotemen and teach him how to be Chad alpha male?
post 1633419513 03-10-2021, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted By forgotogpsword
Wouldn’t you like to raise a little ramimotemen and teach him how to be Chad alpha male?
Of course, but I don't want a daughter and there is no guarantee I'm getting a boy. Plus the principle remains, I'd still want to be able to go off on my own for a few days and leave him with the mother. If I find a good girl who's ok with that arrangement, then yeah I'd do it. I'd even compromise on the frequency of my escapades to several days every 2-4 weeks instead of a few days every week.
post 1633426593 03-10-2021, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted By ramimotemem
Cope with what though?

I feel drained after spending more than a few days with anyone. I've had two LTR, lived with both towards the end of the relationships and felt trapped. My ideal arrangement would be a GF I see a few times a week, maybe 3-4 times. Separate living places, or if living together she wouldn't mind that I go to my cabin or another place for a few days per week.
Damn, I consider 3-4 times a week excessive, heh. We're pretty much on the same page though, been in serious relationships/engaged and all that shyt too. It's really not something I want.
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