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Date: October 26, 2022
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Anything you can’t do in front of your significant other is cheating.
Sounds like the neighbor is not getting enough attention from her partner so they fish for compliments from you
I did not expect her age would be the central point of conversation. Although I agree the point of this date is to gauge who she is and her emotional maturity. I’m not trying to hookup with someone who I quickly realize is childish. Also, the oldest women I’ve been with is 47. Does it make it immoral because my age is not 30.5 years old? I met her when I was 24
He wasn’t surprised to find out you were under 25. That was his goal…..
Did you adopt Harrison when you married James?
So many things at play here. Age, maturity, comfort, exploration and more. Honestly i’m not sure what you what here? This seems like positive growth. All I can say is stop fixating on the past, appreciate the growth and continue to dive deeper.
I don't think you're pretentious based on this post (you still might be, I just don't see it in your post). I had a bf once who was infuriatingly stupid (in addition to being very uneducated), unlike your gf he thought his thoughts and opinions were more valuable than mine.
My current bf definitely values my intelligence. We do have moments where I frustrate him since I don't always get some concepts he wants to discuss – we have different specializations and he is, in general, a bit smarter than me. Back to the point – being with somebody whose intelligence is noticeably lower than his is limiting and frustrating to him as he looks for a life partner and he wants to be able to share his passions with his partner. Additionally, we understand finances, propaganda, the world similarly. If you want somebody who is great at building a warm home for you, raising your kids right, being the supporting power behind your own success, differences in intelligence, if present, would probably not matter as much. There are many top achievers – scientists, politicians, musicians etc – whose success is supported by an undemanding partner who carry them through the daily life so they can shine in their respective specialization – and spend many hours away from home. They get their outlet from other places than from their partner. Hell, statistics from several years back showed that highly educated men working in academia preferred women without higher education.
Some people thrive in the supporting role – both men and women – but it's not for me and it's not the relationship dynamic I'm looking for (including the scenario where I would have a husband in that support role).
By my reckoning, letting your partner die would make one just about the definition of disloyal.