The morality of casual sex

[The Alma Mater]

I thought that when I was between 18 and 25, didn't happen.

Life does not work out like you expect it will.

Damn, you've had longer to become disillusioned than even I have.

You could also few it as "life is full of surprises". Some things you expect will never happen, some things you do not expect will. Some good, some bad.

Try to treat life as an adventure. Prepare, but realise that things almost certainly will not go 100% according to plan.

[Munkcestrian RepubIic]

Just remember, not all relationships you enter will last forever.

I remember when I first met the girl of my dreams...and then I met the next girl of my dreams and the next and the next and the next and the next...

...and then I grew the hell up and realized it was my dick doing the thinking and that no relationship lasts forever and soul mates aren't a thing. I've been with my current girlfriend for over two years now and while I wouldnt mind us being together forever, I don't get my hopes up.

Soulmates are a thing. And before someone starts talking about "ipsit dixie", Rojava didn't have to provide a source for his claim that they aren't so I don't either thanks.

[New haven america]

Just remember, not all relationships you enter will last forever.

I'd like one relationship that lasts forever, but if that's not possible I'll take lifelong celibacy over multiple relationships that don't or casual sex, thanks.

And some of us would like to have a giant house with a bunch of cars and a pony.

Life just don't work out like that sometimes.

[Celritannia]

It was my first and only relationship thus far.

You were with a girl from 18 to 25?

Correct amondo.

[Rojava Free State]

The vast majority of marriages of which I speak were about love, at least in (significant) part.

Pahaha, if you are refering to before 1960s, then no.

I wouldnt say the 1960s is when it changed. It really didn't happen all at once, but in like the 1700s or 1800s society started shifting toward romantic love and then by maybe the 1920s most western societies stopped with the arranged marriage crap and marrying for wealth.

[West Leas Oros 2]

The vast majority of marriages of which I speak were about love, at least in (significant) part.

Most people didn't marry for love in say 1352.

If the time I’ve put into CK2 says anything, it’s that marriage only matters to produce heirs and nonaggression pacts, and to make sure your dynasty inherits all the good stuff.

[The Alma Mater]

I remember when I first met the girl of my dreams...and then I met the next girl of my dreams and the next and the next and the next and the next...

...and then I grew the hell up and realized it was my dick doing the thinking and that no relationship lasts forever and soul mates aren't a thing. I've been with my current girlfriend for over two years now and while I wouldnt mind us being together forever, I don't get my hopes up.

Soulmates are a thing. And before someone starts talking about "ipsit dixie", Rojava didn't have to provide a source for his claim that they aren't so I don't either thanks.

Have you seen the good place ? It's on netflix and educational.

[New haven america]

Dating's actually a relatively new activity, at least in the West.

It used to be that your parents sold you off or you wait until your an adult, meet someone, and then marry them and never get divorced. No other options.

Untrue. You could rape your intended spouse. Then the two of you had to marry according to Biblical law.

Eh, you still had to pay for her, and most average joes at the time didn't have the money so their parents would have to fork it over.

[Celritannia]

I remember when I first met the girl of my dreams...and then I met the next girl of my dreams and the next and the next and the next and the next...

...and then I grew the hell up and realized it was my dick doing the thinking and that no relationship lasts forever and soul mates aren't a thing. I've been with my current girlfriend for over two years now and while I wouldnt mind us being together forever, I don't get my hopes up.

Soulmates are a thing. And before someone starts talking about "ipsit dixie", Rojava didn't have to provide a source for his claim that they aren't so I don't either thanks.

I thought the girl I was with was my soulmate, she left me

Moral of the story is, it doesn't work out like you expect.

[Rojava Free State]

You were with a girl from 18 to 25?

Correct amondo.

Better than me. The longest relationship I've had is the current one and the shortest I had lasted a week.

I remember that one. There was this girl named Sophia that I had a crush on and when I asked her out, she said yes. We went to this burger place and we had a pretty good time but a week later she ditched me for a methhead.

#DetroitProblems

[Munkcestrian RepubIic]

The vast majority of marriages of which I speak were about love, at least in (significant) part.

Most people didn't marry for love in say 1352.

The vast majority of marriages of which I speak were about love, at least in (significant) part.

Pahaha, if you are refering to before 1900s, then no.

Economic stance and a family's power meant far more than love.

Yeah bro because everyone owned a castle and was part of the so-called 'aristocracy' back then

[Celritannia]

Pahaha, if you are refering to before 1960s, then no.

I wouldnt say the 1960s is when it changed. It really didn't happen all at once, but in like the 1700s or 1800s society started shifting toward romantic love and then by maybe the 1920s most western societies stopped with the arranged marriage crap and marrying for wealth.

True, I did change it to 1900s.

[West Leas Oros 2]

I remember when I first met the girl of my dreams...and then I met the next girl of my dreams and the next and the next and the next and the next...

...and then I grew the hell up and realized it was my dick doing the thinking and that no relationship lasts forever and soul mates aren't a thing. I've been with my current girlfriend for over two years now and while I wouldnt mind us being together forever, I don't get my hopes up.

Soulmates are a thing. And before someone starts talking about "ipsit dixie", Rojava didn't have to provide a source for his claim that they aren't so I don't either thanks.

I have a source that proves they aren’t. It’s called life. I see all kinds of people, mostly friends of mine, who treat their relationships as though it were destiny. Pure folly.

[Cekoviu]

Soulmates are a thing. And before someone starts talking about "ipsit dixie", Rojava didn't have to provide a source for his claim that they aren't so I don't either thanks.

Have you seen the good place ? It's on netflix and educational.

They don't have season 4 yet though, which is an absolute travesty.

[New haven america]

Those marriages at those young ages back then was for political influence. Marriage was not about love.

People waiting to get marriage is actually a good thing, especially how women and men hold jobs now.

The vast majority of marriages of which I speak were about love, at least in (significant) part.

No.

[Munkcestrian RepubIic]

I'd like one relationship that lasts forever, but if that's not possible I'll take lifelong celibacy over multiple relationships that don't or casual sex, thanks.

And some of us would like to have a giant house with a bunch of cars and a pony.

Life just don't work out like that sometimes.

Difference being that a hundred years ago what I am saying was perfectly normal and nearly every single marriage was like that

[Celritannia]

Most people didn't marry for love in say 1352.

Pahaha, if you are refering to before 1900s, then no.

Economic stance and a family's power meant far more than love.

Yeah bro because everyone owned a castle and was part of the so-called 'aristocracy' back then

Now you are taking the comment out of proportion.

But even working class people wanted to their daughter or son to marry someone respectable.

[Rojava Free State]

I remember when I first met the girl of my dreams...and then I met the next girl of my dreams and the next and the next and the next and the next...

...and then I grew the hell up and realized it was my dick doing the thinking and that no relationship lasts forever and soul mates aren't a thing. I've been with my current girlfriend for over two years now and while I wouldnt mind us being together forever, I don't get my hopes up.

Soulmates are a thing. And before someone starts talking about "ipsit dixie", Rojava didn't have to provide a source for his claim that they aren't so I don't either thanks.

No they arent. You meet girls by chance and I guarantee you that had things worked out differently, you would be with a different woman. I thought every girl I was with was the one^TM but it always didn't work out. Like fishing in the ocean, there will always be someone new.

[Celritannia]

And some of us would like to have a giant house with a bunch of cars and a pony.

Life just don't work out like that sometimes.

Difference being that a hundred years ago what I am saying was perfectly normal and nearly every single marriage was like that

No, no it wasn't.

[Celritannia]

Soulmates are a thing. And before someone starts talking about "ipsit dixie", Rojava didn't have to provide a source for his claim that they aren't so I don't either thanks.

No they arent. You meet girls by chance and I guarantee you that had things worked out differently, you would be with a different woman. I thought every girl I was with was the one^TM but it always didn't work out. Like fishing in the ocean, there will always be someone new.

We've been over this, strippers don't count

[New haven america]

And some of us would like to have a giant house with a bunch of cars and a pony.

Life just don't work out like that sometimes.

Difference being that a hundred years ago what I am saying was perfectly normal and nearly every single marriage was like that

lol, no.

Most people back then married because of money.

[Rojava Free State]

The vast majority of marriages of which I speak were about love, at least in (significant) part.

No.

Truly the best treatise on the nature of marriage throughout history. New Haven America's No dismissed and debunks the folly of romantic narratives through clear and concise logic. The only downside is that I found the piece to be a little long and drawn out, and it seemed to go on for quite some time, but that is beside the point. 4 stars out of 5, truly would recommend.

[The Alma Mater]

Have you seen the good place ? It's on netflix and educational.

They don't have season 4 yet though, which is an absolute travesty.

What are you talking about ? Season 4 has been on Netflix for months. At least over here.

[New haven america]

Correct amondo.

Better than me. The longest relationship I've had is the current one and the shortest I had lasted a week.

I remember that one. There was this girl named Sophia that I had a crush on and when I asked her out, she said yes. We went to this burger place and we had a pretty good time but a week later she ditched me for a methhead.

#DetroitProblems

I've been with 0 people.

yay \o/

[Rojava Free State]

No they arent. You meet girls by chance and I guarantee you that had things worked out differently, you would be with a different woman. I thought every girl I was with was the one^TM but it always didn't work out. Like fishing in the ocean, there will always be someone new.

We've been over this, strippers don't count

Okay, what about hookers?