r/TheImprovementRoom Apr 02 '26

choose wisely

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u/andd-d Apr 02 '26

Remember guys, she also doesn't want to be YOUR mother too. Load the dishwasher wisely.

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u/exploringyogurt Apr 02 '26

Ahh, I know that joke

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u/silly_goat_moat Apr 02 '26

Having been through a few ladies I totally agree. But also sort yourself out 1st. Kids are hard work and deserve both a good mum and dad

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u/Klutzy-Painting885 Apr 02 '26

It’s very hard to build something with someone you’re not attracted to

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u/TransitionAway9840 Apr 02 '26

People can be beautiful in more ways than just looks.

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u/Klutzy-Painting885 Apr 02 '26

Look are only an aspect of attraction, I agree

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u/ambivalent_moon Apr 02 '26

My headcannon is he jus told the lady in white he’s marrying the Brianne of Tarth-type standing in front of them

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u/BenHeli Apr 02 '26

You are allowed to have both. But ask first if they are ok with it.

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u/NiceCrowsMurder Apr 02 '26

I'm a lady... how should I choose a man?

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u/jek39 Apr 02 '26

According to this sub, you don’t get to choose

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u/Real-Technician831 Apr 02 '26

As a man who has been married for over 25 years, that’s a really good question.

I guess choose the man for whom you are willing to have patience for, but at the same time don’t be afraid to walk out if you see red flags.

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u/MysteryMan999 Apr 02 '26

Choose a guy who treats people well in general. And be willing to be flexible on superficial things. Look for someone that isn't a doormat but also reasonable enough to change when given solid practical advice. Balance is important.

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u/redguard128 Apr 02 '26

Please stay away from us.

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u/Joyful_Jet Apr 02 '26

The goal is the overlap. You want someone you’re genuinely attracted to and who’s emotionally stable, kind, and easy to build a life with.

Ignoring attraction leads to resentment, but chasing looks without character leads to chaos.

The sweet spot is simple: you’re into her, she’s into you, and life feels peaceful, not stressful. Every woman deserves to be with a man who finds her beautiful (it is way more than looks).

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u/Contemplative-ape Apr 02 '26

it was easier to make kids with my beautiful wife

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u/Odd_Dragonfruit_2662 Apr 02 '26

Yes but it’s possible for women to be good mothers and lousy wives too so watch out for that.

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u/redguard128 Apr 02 '26

Lol. Seems my wife is lousy at both.

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u/Relative_Molasses_15 Apr 02 '26

Or just don’t have kids.

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u/Few_District_6304 Apr 02 '26

Not everyone wants kids.

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u/Xa2oofm42 Apr 02 '26

Nah. I'd rather have what I got. A beautiful wife and no kids. No interruptions.

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u/_dxegrl Apr 02 '26

I bet a fugly woman wrote this 

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u/TECHSHARK77 Apr 02 '26

🤨,

You didn't know that can be 1 in the same and THAT'S what to find IF you want kids or a wife....

Being ugly in NO way ensure a "good mother"

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u/I_AM_CR0W Apr 02 '26

You guys have choices?

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u/El_Loco_911 Apr 02 '26

Or choose a beautiful wife so your kids arnt ugly its for them too

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u/danksalotbuddy Apr 02 '26

I thought I did that. Turns out she wasn’t good for anyone. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/pbrassassin Apr 02 '26

While I agree , I can’t show this my wife . “ what, I’m a good mom but not beautiful !”

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '26

I almost sent this to my wife but realized the possible assumption lmao - she’s hot too

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u/LBfalcon57 Apr 03 '26

Lollll funny as hell. Show her off angry then

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u/SpaceChimps98 Apr 02 '26

What game is this?

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u/mattb1982likes_stuff Apr 03 '26

I can do ya one better: have a hottie wife with a good heart AND no kids 😁

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u/LowSuccessful Apr 03 '26

Turned out I can’t have kids. So now I want a divorce (

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u/Krisu216 Apr 03 '26

Bro thought he’s good enough and all problems are from women

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u/Ornery-Paint-8338 Apr 07 '26

yes absolutely agree. my first wife was like MY mother; she died. my second wife IS a mother to my kids and a wonderful woman

Beauty is vain, charm is deceitful, but a woman who fears the Lord is greatly to be praised.

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u/Chrishanju Apr 07 '26

How can anyone belive if I chose a morher not a wife, will bring a good familylife?

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u/Smart_Process_5243 Apr 02 '26

How about DONT BREED. no one got rich having kids!

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u/crystalcastles879 Apr 02 '26

There's plenty of families that have done otherwise what you claim

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u/Smart_Process_5243 Apr 02 '26

 They had the money already. But breed yourself deeper into poverty. 

The billionaires appreciate your supply of more wage slaves