Never thought I'd be back here posting this chit. I always seem to come back around the time when I'm about to become single again...
Oh well - anyway, my soon-to-be ex gf and I have been dating for 14 mo, she's 31 and I'm 29. We really love each other, but unfortunately it's just so complicated being in a relationship. We live 6 hrs apart, meet on the weekends, met parents, I actually respect her unlike my last gf, we're prob perfect together, a lot in common and a lot in conflict, good balance that keep us really engaged and can talk about anything. Prob though is that she doesn't really want kids, but after spending enough time together, she has since changed her mind. New prob is that she doesn't want to go through the pregnancy alone (which is probably inevitable because she loves her job), but I'm locked where I'm at because of grad school. Also about that - I don't make much right now and she doesn't want to have kids when I'm not financially stable. However, by that time, she'll be 34-35, and I don't want her to have kids late. Ideally my gf would be 27-29 right about now so we could go travel, develop together, get financially stable with her being young enough that we could get married and have kids after, but the matter of fact is that she's 2 yrs older than me, and I decided that I would expedite my plans. So we can't come to an agreement... long dist + she's 31 going on 34-35 + I'm not making much. It's really disappointing that I finally meet the perfect person, but due to logistics, still can't have a relationship. If eggs never go bad, I'd be cool with it, but that's just not how biology works. We're going to break up next weekend (most likely), it's the only logical way.
^just a rant, I already know what the best thing to do is, just came to entertain myself on misc posts. But I do want to hear everyone's thoughts and opinions. What would you do? etc etc.
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10-19-2020, 11:17 PM #1
girlfriend and I breaking up because can't decide on when to have kids
Goals:
-stop being fat
01/01/2022
209 - 206 - 199
in gradschool
single and hating it
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10-20-2020, 01:18 AM #2
****ing lmfao
The year is 2020 and men are begging to be cuckhold beta providers
Fukin hell lmfao
Your girl is 100% cheating. Not 99.9999% but 100% cheating with chads in ONS while you give ur time energy and attention span to her considering it’s long distance lmfao
And here you are beggin to be a beta provider..
Post this question in r/asktrp and see what they tell u lol
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10-20-2020, 01:35 AM #3
although a poor delivery this guy is probably right
most LDRs end badly, and usually involve infidelity. statistically speaking she's probably cheating
rule no.1 of not being a cuck in 2020 - dont sacrifice your mission (whatever you decide that is, e.g. your career/education) for your woman. you'll regret it and she'll lose respect for you
also, you've already said that 'ideally xyz' - if this girl isn't your ideal (and im sorry you only specified a girl of a certain age, that isn't an unrealistic requirement) then stop being with her. find your ideal before you get even older and don't sacrifice your happyness. if you think you don't have enough options where you currently are, generate them. easier said than done but better than living a life of regretMotorcycle Crew
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10-20-2020, 01:40 AM #4
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10-20-2020, 08:16 AM #5
The title is misleading.
You're not breaking up because the two of you can't decide when to have kids, you're breaking up because you're only realizing now dating someone older than you doesn't work for YOUR timeline w/ respect to having kids.
But at least you realized it now so you can breakup and move on.
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10-20-2020, 08:26 AM #6
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10-20-2020, 09:57 AM #7
So you expect her to let you knock her up while you are 6 hours away, have only been dating for a year, dont make any money, and all because it fits your arbitrary timeline?
Lol, am glad at least one of you is taking having children and being a parents seriously.
If she is the perfect person, then these issues are something you mutually conquer. If you are going to end the relationship over YOUR crazy selfish issues, then you are doing her a favor.
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10-20-2020, 10:17 AM #8
I agree mostly, but I wouldn't say I'm crazy, nor are the reasons arbitrary. I just want to give my future baby the best chance of being healthy. I can take loans and ask my parents for money. It can totally work out that way, but we don't agree on this so we have no choice now but to split.
Goals:
-stop being fat
01/01/2022
209 - 206 - 199
in gradschool
single and hating it
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10-20-2020, 10:36 AM #9
Your reasons are crazy and arbitrary.
She is 31, not 35.
Statistically 35 year old women have TONS of happy healthy babies all the time, 35 is an old number, do your research and compare statistics
YOU are in no place AT ALL to be a father, support a child, or support a mother. FOH with pressuring her to get pregnant on your whimsical timeline
You are ending a relationship with your perfect person based on extremely small percentages of future unknowns when YOU are the phuking wildcard unknown who doesnt have his isht together. Thats not how mature and stable relationships work between adults. Shake yourself.
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10-21-2020, 11:17 AM #10
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10-21-2020, 11:32 AM #11
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10-21-2020, 08:04 PM #12
Yeah, I guess it is. I only agreed to it personally because when I met her, she really was a diamond in the rough. I know a good woman [for me] when I see one, and they are RARE. Fastforward to present day, if she had just lived in the same city as I did, then it'd be totally possible to buy a house together, move in together, get married and have a kid next yr...
Goals:
-stop being fat
01/01/2022
209 - 206 - 199
in gradschool
single and hating it
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10-22-2020, 12:32 PM #13
You know, I think you think you met the perfect person but if neither of you is willing to make the sacrifice Of moving then it’s not the perfect person. You don’t even live together yet and you’re breaking up because of the kids issue... is a little weird. I’m 29, my bf is 32, and we plan on having kids before I turn 40, but we both made sacrifices to at least advance the relationship until then. I’m having a little trouble understanding your situation.
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10-22-2020, 12:38 PM #14
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10-23-2020, 10:15 PM #15
Sounds like you don’t really like her that much tbh. If you did, you’d make it work.
You would both compromise; move closer, and shift timelines a couple of years perhaps.
She is not too old to have kids, but IMO she shouldn’t wait too long for a perfect financial situation. I assume she has some money...𝕮𝖍𝖆𝖘𝖊 𝖆 𝖈𝖍𝖊𝖈𝕶, 𝖓𝖊𝖛𝖊𝖗 𝖈𝖍𝖆𝖘𝖊 𝖆 𝖇𝖎𝖙𝖈𝖍
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10-23-2020, 11:17 PM #16
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