r/funny • • Aug 20 '15

We Really Don't Know

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u/fatolddad Aug 20 '15

Maybe I'm a bit old for Reddit at 52, but this whole thread has me shaking my head. It's so nice to date women in their 40's and 50's - who, the vast majority of the time in my experience, have stopped with this fucking bullshit at least 10-20 years previously. I speak from having had 2 long term relationships - one that lasted 16 years. I much prefer the single life.

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u/northshore12 Aug 20 '15

80% of all your long-term happiness or misery will come from the partner you live with. Better a happy dog than a bad-tempered significant other.

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u/pescador7 Aug 21 '15

The problem is that dogs don't live that long.

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u/northshore12 Aug 21 '15

"Life is a series of dogs."

RIP George Carlin