Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Life isn't fair.
+1
I will add that bad things can happen to anyone at any point. It is cliche, obviously, but just focus on appreciating what you have in life and be optimistic about your future.
Wrong! Also, if you want something in life, go out and make it happen.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Life isn't fair.
+1
I will add that bad things can happen to anyone at any point. It is cliche, obviously, but just focus on appreciating what you have in life and be optimistic about your future.
Wrong! Also, if you want something in life, go out and make it happen.
Anonymous wrote:Why is it lucky to have chosen a good spouse?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Life isn't fair.
+1
I will add that bad things can happen to anyone at any point. It is cliche, obviously, but just focus on appreciating what you have in life and be optimistic about your future.
Anonymous wrote:Life isn't fair.
Anonymous wrote:I have girlfriends who literally seem to have married men who are too good to be true. Handsome. Super successful. Wealthy. With great personalities who treat their wives so well. These women are so so happy and thankful. They got really really lucky!
I also know other women who didn’t get lucky at all. Some who are perpetually single and others who very obviously settled for good enough men so they wouldn’t be alone. Why no love for these women?
Anonymous wrote:I got lucky like that. My husband does well financially but more than that, he treats me like a princess. He takes care of all the small unpleasant details in life (from taxes and bills to travel details to taking my car to get serviced. I never do any of that stuff. For instance we’re on a beach vacation and I’m sitting in the house nominally watching the kids watch tv while he breaks down the beach tent and chairs).
I’m the first to admit I got supremely lucky. He’s just a great, kind, hard working guy.
Anonymous wrote:I got lucky like that. My husband does well financially but more than that, he treats me like a princess. He takes care of all the small unpleasant details in life (from taxes and bills to travel details to taking my car to get serviced. I never do any of that stuff. For instance we’re on a beach vacation and I’m sitting in the house nominally watching the kids watch tv while he breaks down the beach tent and chairs).
I’m the first to admit I got supremely lucky. He’s just a great, kind, hard working guy.
Anonymous wrote:I have girlfriends who literally seem to have married men who are too good to be true. Handsome. Super successful. Wealthy. With great personalities who treat their wives so well. These women are so so happy and thankful. They got really really lucky!
I also know other women who didn’t get lucky at all. Some who are perpetually single and others who very obviously settled for good enough men so they wouldn’t be alone. Why no love for these women?