Note: if this upsets you because you are the person I've described and Totally Happy Doing This Forever, cool cool cool I'm not invested in you doing or being anything else, you do you
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30-year-olds cruising bars for no-strings hook-ups are less a sign of cultural decadence than of pessism, visionlessness & desperation When people are doing what you’d expect if an asteroid were going to hit the earth in 24 hours, it’s not because they’re too happy
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Idk. If I wasn't married, I could see myself living moderately happy as a bachelor who sporadically hit up a bar here and there to try to get laid. Relationships are a lot of work and if I wouldn't have fallen so hard for my wife, I could see myself not settling down at all.
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"Living moderately happy" and avoiding hard work is not an excellent strategy for the only life one has to live
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It’s not about morality, but yeah, it does involve not necessarily taking people at their word. I don’t believe heroin addicts who say they’re happy, either
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Social animals are never satisfied with being alone in the long-term. This isn’t a defect.
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I think it's neither decadent not desperation, but rather bad societal expectations. Between old-fashioned Puritan attitude to relationship outside of marriage and what the US has now, is a happy middle: you're expected to settle down by a certain age, 1/
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But everyone will agree to a "grace period" where nobody will be too uptight about experimenting with no strings attached relationship to try and test the feild. 2/2
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Saw this thread practically adjacent to your tweet and figured i'd drop it here. Does it reflect your experience? https://twitter.com/girlziplocked/status/992103874805817344 …
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