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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP you sound immature. So does the tux douche-bag poster. In any event, now that most of our circle is in their 40s, i think i can use hindsight to see what traits at 29 took friends down the loser versus not loser path. The ONLY things i think the "non loser" men had in common 20 years ago is: - Hardworking - Kind Seriously. That's it. I look at our circle of successful marriages (happy partnerships, still love each other, limited resentment, no real financial worries (anywhere from middle class to super rich)) and i can think of guys who, twenty years ago: - were student poor - were minimum wage poor - "only" made $50k - didn't go to college - played video games (they all did) - slept in (they all did) - didn't tend to appointments (common) - didn't have a tux (horror!) - slept in late (this is also really common. DH and i were always 10:30am on weekends in our 20s!) - don't read (DH still doesn't read books!) - don't eat well (ahh to be 20 again and eat like shit) - didn't have married friends (most of our circle went to grad school, which really pushes off guy's marrying age to their 30s) - didn't keep their apartment clean or lived in dirty group houses None of these are red flags at 29. Age 29 is a time when a lot of people are still in their life-building years and making sacrifices for the future. But if i were a guy and knew OP were keeping checklists like this, I would think she was a major loser. PS on the mom thing, i don't think that makes him a loser. But it is a red flag to be aware of if you are considering marriage. That mom will always be hovering. [/quote] I completely agree.[/quote] I agree with everything you wrote except the part about video games. I don’t think it is an automatic disqualifier but a turnoff. My DH never played video games... maybe I am biased.[/quote]
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