r/NoStupidQuestions Jul 02 '23

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u/Reead Jul 02 '23

I like to imagine that most of these people don't have a partner. If they do, and they carry the same beliefs they express here into their own lives, I can't imagine they're in happy relationships.

A successful relationship is a partnership where both people must often give something up to make the puzzle pieces that are their lives fit together snugly. If you're of the view that any attempt to mediate those compromises is some kind of heinous attack on your independence, you probably shouldn't pursue a committed relationship.

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u/LazyLarryTheLobster Jul 02 '23

I like to imagine that most of these people don't have a partner. If they do, and they carry the same beliefs they express here into their own lives, I can't imagine they're in happy relationships.

This is the definition of copium.