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₿ujuX 1 year ago
I see it every day. Truly sad.
Choosing a wife is an economic decision. Just like choosing which car or house to buy. Choosing wrong will definitely cost you.
I think many start not really knowing themselves, marry, and often start to discover they are living through another’s lens. This doesn’t mean it’s wrong, just a journey of discovery. Sometimes may actually lead to something more meaningful. Life isn’t straightforward, we are bound by many almost predestined life lessons to work through. The intertwined relationships of 2 families is a big journey also. So ultimately…. Yes be careful 😂
Marriage is all about compromises, finances are at the top. Everything else, is also a compromise.
😂 it do be like that. Pee pee touch doesn't mean wife material...doesn't not mean wife material either. After the pee pee touching, you should be able to communicate with each other about more than the next time she's going to touch it.
I married my best friend and we've evolved to who we are from who we thought we were, and will continue evolve. If one can tolerate that, that is more valuable than bitcoin itself. 😉 Maybe 'evolve' wasn't the best word, but my I cannot brain no more today. 🤷🏻‍♂️
A decision made even harder as you will not be the same person in ten years and neither will the person you marry. Find someone who will grow with you. Advice from someone happily married for 15 years.
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Bobby 1 year ago
Couples/families need a money that doesn’t continually lose value over time. Not saying finances is the solution to a successful marriage, but it inherently plays a big fucking role.
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Kingbee 1 year ago
Try to find someone with similar goals. Honesty, trust, morals are obviously very important. Be careful with high maintenance individuals. Remember the golden rule. Even choosing wisely being lucky comes into play. Some people grow closer. Some apart. Under the best of circumstances, it takes work, compromise, give and take. I got lucky and found someone who put up with me for 31 years and counting. I'm very grateful. Hasn't been easy but worth it. It's good to have someone to hang on to. @BitBees is my best friend. We made it to the good times. Arguments happen but don't last too long. I usually end up apologizing because it's my fault. Life's too short. I hope everyone finds the peace of mind I have. 🙏
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sdbtc 1 year ago
What are some of the biggest things that make someone “wrong” for you in your opinion ?
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sdbtc 1 year ago
Are there any things that you thought would be important that are not, and vice verse? I’m making this decision now with someone Is why I’m so curious
Religious beliefs. Financial plans. Beliefs about divorce. Retirement goals. Number of Children. Sex frequency Etc… All the big stuff
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Jay Pow Pow 1 year ago
Married or not yet? If frequency is too low for your preference before marriage, that's noteworthy. Usually it doesn't improve after marriage with kids and life stressors I will say, however that we went from twice a week to daily when I retired her thanks to bitcoin.
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Kyle 1 year ago
it was mainly a joke.. all good over here 😎
Yes that is true humans are highly fallible. Bitcoin improves the variable, that is centrally controlled monetary policy
This is humbling, honey. Our partnership is everything to me. It has been one of the hardest things I ever did, because I care more about it than anything else. It was a lucky day when you looked my way. Meant to zap you 100, (but, I obviously miskeyed in my nostalgic revery…). You’re worth every Sat 丰 ♡
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EchDel 1 year ago
I am going to say something controversial but if you meet your future wife at a young age and you guys get to mature and grow together before marriage is really advantageous. You both would have gone through childish and naive times together and coming out of that and growing together in ideology makes a bond of trust that is impossible to break.
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pam 1 year ago
this is beautiful
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Jon 1 year ago
Choose wifely. Needs to be talked on a podcast
Had my wife buy over 2 bitcoin in the $50Ks and she held down to $16K and never sold. Plus I didn’t show her how to sell lol
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satbull 1 year ago
No, it will only destroy your life if you let it. It is just one wrong fork along the pathway. We all fuck up. Some will moan about it and have lifelong regrets and others see it as an opportunity for a new beginning. What will destroy your life is staying married when you are unhappy. Always look forward and create the future you want. Learn from the mistakes. Study why you failed. Look within yourself. If you are from a healthy solid family background and your wife is from a fucked up background - you increase the chances of failure ( my situation ). Everyday wasted in the wrong relationship, is a day you can’t spend in the right relationship.
Even dating the wrong person can potentially destroy your life... a friend wasn't even married but had a son with "person". This person throws about 500 officers at his house for doing nothing basically. He's had child safety people monitor him and his son. He's had his child been told to speak no English while in their presence. (despite his birth language being Spanish) He's had his father accused of touching his son. All the while she's on OF and feeding the kid 2minute noodles for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Let's face it, it's not the wrong person that can destroy your life; it's the unlawful order thrown at people BY the wrong fuckhead.
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lex 1 year ago
This gives me hope
bruh making babies isn't dating. that's common law marriage. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ your dude was an irresponsible jackass and got his desserts 🤷🏻‍♂️ big fucking deal