Anonymous
07/26/2020 16:28
Subject: Re:How come luck is not often mentioned as part of a successful marriage?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:One of the biggest luck factors is the family you are born into.
Ridiculous. You aren’t randomly assigned to a family. Your parents specifically decided to have you.
This is in the top three dumbest comments I've ever read on any site.
I'm the PP who made the statement at the top of this quote-thread. I hadn't seen these responses until just now when I stumbled back across the thread. I just want to thank both of the people who responded to this for bringing me a moment of genuine mirth in the middle of a pandemic. Five stars, would recommend. I'm dying.
Anonymous
07/26/2020 15:04
Subject: How come luck is not often mentioned as part of a successful marriage?
Anonymous wrote:...luck is a concept invented by the weak to explain their failures.
-Ron Swanson
End thread
Anonymous
07/26/2020 15:01
Subject: How come luck is not often mentioned as part of a successful marriage?
Anonymous wrote:My best friend and I married men from identical backgrounds down to family of origin SES, education, ethnicity, religion, and family of origin size. 25 years later, her DH has not been unfaithful to her, has never been unemployed, does not smoke pot, and has never been committed to a mental health facility. Most of all, he has never abused her. My XH did all of those things. Luck is a huge part of it.
Identical backgrounds has nothing to do with it.
I married an identical twin. If I had married his twin we would have divorced within weeks.
You did not marry her husband and that has nothing to do with luck.
Anonymous
07/26/2020 14:50
Subject: How come luck is not often mentioned as part of a successful marriage?
A BJ a day keeps divorce away. Luke 6:9
Anonymous
07/26/2020 10:13
Subject: How come luck is not often mentioned as part of a successful marriage?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Luck? I don't think so. I think luck is what people that make bad choice use to excuse those choices, as it is easier than realizing your decision making sucks.
I have decided you suck. No luck involved in that decisionmaking.
Point made. Thanks.
Yes, you have done an excellent job making my point that you suck. I appreciate it. Have a better day.
Sure I suck. Your reasoning skills are excellent.
Anonymous
07/26/2020 10:12
Subject: How come luck is not often mentioned as part of a successful marriage?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Luck? I don't think so. I think luck is what people that make bad choice use to excuse those choices, as it is easier than realizing your decision making sucks.
I have decided you suck. No luck involved in that decisionmaking.
Point made. Thanks.
Yes, you have done an excellent job making my point that you suck. I appreciate it. Have a better day.