Love is Tricky

I wish I had a wife. A family. Love. I don’t, and occupy my time with other things, developing philosophy, for example. I actually developed a coherent ontological system. I come here to share it, to discuss it, to read critiques to perhaps improve or clarify the ideas. Instead I find creeps like you, with actual wives and families, spamming the board with weird, repetitive nonsense and burying what other individuals have actually worked hard on. Because people like you have all the wives and families so we had to do other things. Only to come here, too, to witness you sprawl your inane, thoughtless greed and nonsense among the forums.

This forum is a rude reminder of the careless, greedy, unprincipled and loveless society I seek to avoid.

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Baby don’t hurt me.

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Thanks, I can’t answer at present because I’m in the Netherlands and only have my phone. I’ll answer on Sunday.

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Understandable.

Typing on a phone is not easy.

Against genuine love… there is no law.

Could have fooled me.

That isn’t love. That’s being cringy.

Society creates unreachable expectations and exaggerates the circumstances of love to sell merchandise. That artificial expectation is never reached and people scramble for new partners at the first hint of disappointment. The pattern of disappointment continues as the artificial expectation can never be fulfilled.

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Explain.



That isn’t always true. Some people are just done and inviting God to prove them wrong, meanwhile loving from a safe distance. It’s called boundaries. If the other is not ready for mutual investment, you don’t impose it. It cannot be imposed. This is also a response to your request to explain.

I’m missing some context, apparently. I don’t follow.

But to respond to your other point, yes, imposing upon others is not healthy. However at the same time denying people partners and affection is also an issue. That’s arguably a larger problem than imposition. Isolation is deadly.

Additionally greedy men, just like crony capitalists, take it upon themselves to marry, have families of their own, only to seek the attention and company of other women. It’s happening on this very forum. Married men humored by three, four other women and single men are ignored. Those men and those women, just like the predatory capitalists, are effectively denying the needs of others.

And I’m expected to be understanding?

One is never really alone, one. Two, no one is denying anyone anything worth attaining by waiting until they’re ready for mutual investment.

From my view (which I obviously think is the correct one), they’re denying it from the spouses because they are not mutually invested.

You mean the Creator?

True.

Other than that, I am alone. And I’m literally dying because of it.

You’re actually dying regardless of it. Just saying.

You should not be jealous for the affections of someone who does not respect their spouse or another person’s spouse.

You should be disgusted by it.

Just as disgusted as I am when someone thinks it isn’t disgusting, and is jealous for their affections without their being ready for mutual investment. Gross. Cringy.

Who said I was jealous? You did. Is that an accurate assessment?

Do I want what they have? No.

Do I envy what they have? No. I condemn and ridicule it.

Do I want their wives? No.

Do I want their lifestyles? No.

I need a decent partner of my own. Just one.

I am ready for mutual investment. Others are not, and because of that inability, I take the blame.

Probably because your idea of genuine love is not mutual investment (consent respect) (the golden rule).

Steps can be taken to hasten the process.

Key word “probably”. You don’t know my idea.

It’s the jealousy for affections that are not mutually invested that is killing you.