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(03-30-2017, 05:03 PM)BadDad Wrote:
(03-30-2017, 05:10 AM)Slyfox Wrote: I sadly have no one so this is a way of buying happiness I suppose. I'll fully admit so it's why I buy new stuff every month or two. I enjoy it. Keeps me going. But yes with having no one means it'll all be thrown away upon my death. My friends will likely be more interested in the guns and electronics then shaving stuff. They use cartridges. Maybe they find there way to someone who enjoys shaving or maybe cause someone to get into it. I'm 29 so it'll be while. I'll enjoy shaving why I can. Better then just saving money away to never spend it.

Dude, you're 29. You have a long road ahead. I had my daughter at 31. I still have never been married, (and not really trying). Life does not end at 30, despite popular magazines and fashion trends trying to convince of otherwise...

I've never even had a second date
#22

That Bald Guy with the Big Beard
Bishop, CA
Dating is over
(04-05-2017, 06:19 AM)Slyfox Wrote:
(03-30-2017, 05:03 PM)BadDad Wrote:
(03-30-2017, 05:10 AM)Slyfox Wrote: I sadly have no one so this is a way of buying happiness I suppose. I'll fully admit so it's why I buy new stuff every month or two. I enjoy it. Keeps me going. But yes with having no one means it'll all be thrown away upon my death. My friends will likely be more interested in the guns and electronics then shaving stuff. They use cartridges. Maybe they find there way to someone who enjoys shaving or maybe cause someone to get into it. I'm 29 so it'll be while. I'll enjoy shaving why I can. Better then just saving money away to never spend it.

Dude, you're 29. You have a long road ahead. I had my daughter at 31. I still have never been married, (and not really trying). Life does not end at 30, despite popular magazines and fashion trends trying to convince of otherwise...

I've never even had a second date

Dating is overrated. I don't think I've ever had a second date either. Come to think of it...only a few firsts! Don't be in a rush. When it's time, it'll happen. I know that sounds cliché, but clichés only become clichés after they prove themselves true so many times.

I can't tell you what to do or how to live, nor can I even guess as to the situations that have led to you feeling this way, but I can tell you this: Getting laid is the easy part. Finding someone worth investing a lifetime into is the hard part. Don't let the proverbial "biological clock" push you into something that isn't right. Don't waste your time worrying about something that you can't really control, or fighting for something that doesn't really fit.

Keep being yourself, and what you are meant to experience will become yours...

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