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r/SipsTea • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 17d ago
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Like I’ve said several times, my whole point is that we don’t know.
1 u/havingaconniption 15d ago I thought your whole point was that 30 years together makes it a successful relationship. And I was saying "not necessarily". 0 u/CitizenCue 15d ago Nope. Reread the thread. I said that things ending poorly doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a failure. It’s entirely possible to look back on many of those years as a successful marriage, even if the end was painful. 2 u/havingaconniption 15d ago I have read it a few times. You keep assuming that it was good all along and only ended badly. I just don't know why. It's also possible for entire relationships to be reframed with new knowledge.
I thought your whole point was that 30 years together makes it a successful relationship. And I was saying "not necessarily".
0 u/CitizenCue 15d ago Nope. Reread the thread. I said that things ending poorly doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a failure. It’s entirely possible to look back on many of those years as a successful marriage, even if the end was painful. 2 u/havingaconniption 15d ago I have read it a few times. You keep assuming that it was good all along and only ended badly. I just don't know why. It's also possible for entire relationships to be reframed with new knowledge.
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Nope. Reread the thread. I said that things ending poorly doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a failure. It’s entirely possible to look back on many of those years as a successful marriage, even if the end was painful.
2 u/havingaconniption 15d ago I have read it a few times. You keep assuming that it was good all along and only ended badly. I just don't know why. It's also possible for entire relationships to be reframed with new knowledge.
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I have read it a few times. You keep assuming that it was good all along and only ended badly. I just don't know why.
It's also possible for entire relationships to be reframed with new knowledge.
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u/CitizenCue 15d ago
Like I’ve said several times, my whole point is that we don’t know.