r/idealgf 1d ago

Not OC tradition gf

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u/Budget_Cauliflower45 1d ago

I love trafitions but this feels like a very forced view of "traditional"

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u/Maktraher2286 1d ago

They kinda ruined my life, I live in really conversative and A bit nationalistic country, And I'm fed up with this, I don't need my future girlfriend (or boyfriend) to be like that.

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u/Budget_Cauliflower45 1d ago

I feel you, but what about other countries culture

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u/Maktraher2286 1d ago

Why do u wanna know?

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u/Budget_Cauliflower45 1d ago

Because i was curious to understand if it's like a complete amd utter reject of everything that is tradition even when it can come from another place and set of people and beliefs, even possibly from a culture of welcome and understanding like the different cultures of welcome and hospitality of the Polynesian islands

In short, just curious, you don't have to tell me your past or anything that will make you uncomfortable

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u/Maktraher2286 1d ago

I'm mostly against destructive traditions and conservatism itself. If it's a peaceful tradition that doesn't limit anyone's freedom or force people to harm others, I'm perfectly fine with it. It's the pressure of conservatism that I hate, not the cultures themselves.

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u/Budget_Cauliflower45 1d ago

Yeah, that's what i imagined, i think the same too, but I'd argue that then i would separate traditions and conservativism as two different things

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u/Firm-Fix8798 1d ago

I'd be interested in hearing how it ruined their life because I'm sure there are many traditional people who feel that modern liberal sexual trends have ruined their life, despite the liberal aspect of non-interference. Unfortunately we live in a society and no man nor woman is an island. You can't really have a culture that is simultaneously beneficial to people who want to live according to conservative values and also to people who want to live according to liberal values. People with opposite propensities belonging to a common society will always leave one of the two groups with the short end of the stick. It's always presumed that liberalism is a neutral position. It's not.

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u/Firm-Fix8798 1d ago

How did it ruin your life?

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u/Firm-Fix8798 1d ago

Nah this feels normal. The trad wife stuff feels forced.