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Name is Abdu, live in Laos, born on 24.08.1992.
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I was watching some part of a bluepilled movie and I started thinking about how nice it would be to have a woman that actually cares about me, that loves me and that I love back, and we're like best friends and trust each other etc...
And this myth is everywhere. Songs, movies, books - everybody is talking about this kind of love. That means that I'm missing out on a human experience that almost everybody has, right?
But then I started thinking. Most people are actually miserable. Sure, they all get to love and be loved for a while, but that never lasts much. This love phase passes by quickly, people either break up and hate each other or get married and have kids and end up hating each other. How many people are actually happy? Most spouses seem to barely tolerate each other.
So... we might miss out on a "love" phase that people go through, but it doesn't last long, so really we're missing out on loving someone and then eventually hating them.
Is it just a cope? Do people really experience this love thing daily?
And this myth is everywhere. Songs, movies, books - everybody is talking about this kind of love. That means that I'm missing out on a human experience that almost everybody has, right?
But then I started thinking. Most people are actually miserable. Sure, they all get to love and be loved for a while, but that never lasts much. This love phase passes by quickly, people either break up and hate each other or get married and have kids and end up hating each other. How many people are actually happy? Most spouses seem to barely tolerate each other.
So... we might miss out on a "love" phase that people go through, but it doesn't last long, so really we're missing out on loving someone and then eventually hating them.
Is it just a cope? Do people really experience this love thing daily?