HGL91
Warlock
- Jul 2, 2019
- 720
I don't like romantic love. Every time I've been in a romantic relationship, it messes me up long-term. Having someone live with you and get so comfortable with you after 2 years that they eventually tell you everything you do is wrong and their way is the right way is aggravating. If I want to be told what to do, I can get more hours at work, thanks.
Hahaha....that was a nervous laugh by the way, because what you explained happens sooo often and the older I get, the more anecdotal stories I hear like this, and the closer to experiencing it I've become in my own romantic relationships. Just ended one of 2 1/2 years though, and done with them. I'm too old to fall for the marriage trap now, so I don't even see the point of being in a romantic relationship anymore.
I think if it was more normal for people to live with each other before getting married in the 1900s, a lot less people would have gotten married. I remember when my grandmother was alive, she said she wouldn't have married her first husband and had 2 kids with him if she lived with him before getting married.
I have a few family members that have been engaged with their SO for 5 years+ and I don't think they actually plan on ever getting married because they probably secretly hate each other by now.
Your heart flutters around them, the dates are fun, the sex is exciting. For a bit.
You're now comfortable around each other.
Your first argument. It can be salvaged, though. Miscommunication will happen and you both acknowledge this.
Eventually, his hygiene becomes subpar and she gets a little.. shouty. Cheating.
Anger. Betrayal.
You overlook it. You've already been together "this long", why waste it? You argue with that statement for the next 14 goddamn years and soon you're just existing in the same space.
There's no love anymore. She makes you a meal out of habit and you bring the paycheck to feed the young mistake that binds you to her for the next 11 remaining years of its dependence.
You finally divorce out of pure desperation and numbness.. and probably blueballs for the hot milf next door.
You finally pull yourself together after the three-year, post- divorce beer-binge and depression. You connect with your friends again. You remember that you actually love Stevie Wonder and NASCAR, both of which she disapproved at the beginning.
You decide that you're free. You've found yourself. You're composed enough to talk to the hot milf next door.
You get butterflies.
The dates are fun and the sex is exciting.
And so it goes.
TLDR. No.
Hahaha....that was a nervous laugh by the way, because what you explained happens sooo often and the older I get, the more anecdotal stories I hear like this, and the closer to experiencing it I've become in my own romantic relationships. Just ended one of 2 1/2 years though, and done with them. I'm too old to fall for the marriage trap now, so I don't even see the point of being in a romantic relationship anymore.
I think if it was more normal for people to live with each other before getting married in the 1900s, a lot less people would have gotten married. I remember when my grandmother was alive, she said she wouldn't have married her first husband and had 2 kids with him if she lived with him before getting married.
I have a few family members that have been engaged with their SO for 5 years+ and I don't think they actually plan on ever getting married because they probably secretly hate each other by now.
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