Anonymous wrote:this is all bs advice. if you are miserable, then leave. life is short. do what makes you happy. it is not selfish- it is in the best interests of everyone to not live in misery and toxicity. just don’t think the apps are the magic solution to finding happiness. that will come once your new life takes shape.
Anonymous wrote:Hi, I live in the city, have two young daughters and a good job. My wife and I simply can’t see eye to eye anymore and argue constantly. How has it been for other men on here since they’re divorce? I’m strongly considering getting one. Are the apps worthwhile? I’ve been married 10 years and am genuinely curious about how all this would work. It seems exhausting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should do individual therapy for a year first. If you want to date right away just be clear it’s casual and you’re still sorting out wtf went wrong with last time. And Wtf are you arguing about? Big red flag for any healthy well adjusted person.
What does anyone argue about during a pandemic and they’ve been locked in their houses for months on end?
Being trapped inside with one another for months on end brings up plenty of things to be annoyed about and to argue about
Anonymous wrote:If this is what you're concerned about, you need to slow way way down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should do individual therapy for a year first. If you want to date right away just be clear it’s casual and you’re still sorting out wtf went wrong with last time. And Wtf are you arguing about? Big red flag for any healthy well adjusted person.
What does anyone argue about during a pandemic and they’ve been locked in their houses for months on end?
Anonymous wrote:You should do individual therapy for a year first. If you want to date right away just be clear it’s casual and you’re still sorting out wtf went wrong with last time. And Wtf are you arguing about? Big red flag for any healthy well adjusted person.