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Sorry cocohot but you think your "You will be bald" argument is a lot more devastating than it is, he posted plenty of times since that and that isn't the reason he left. He probably doesn't need you to remind him of it, he see's it every day and regularly writes that he's accepted (as much as a person can) the fact he'll lose considerable hair in the next decade.
And the reason I hate that isn't for the reasons you think it is, it's because back in the day it was literally half of your arguments, no matter what the debate was it always fell back to "you'll be bald- you're angry because you can't face it" etc. blahblah, any point I made was null-void because I'll be bald some day. That and "out of 7 billion people you post on here like the rest of us insane guys" which for some reason you always felt was really relevant towards something.
Ahhh damnit as if he needs to hear that, he already (wrongly) has made this point before.
It doesn't vindicate the decision, that's a fact, it was a stupid decision, he might have lost out on a solid relationship with someone he loved- this is what he knew at the time. And he decided to risk it, and still for me hasn't provided a solid good reason for doing so.
Stupid decisions, irrational, emotion based.
And just to re-iterate, you and others can discuss the morality of it which I won't comment on it, but I've only been focussing on whether it's a rational, reasoned decision, in terms of Ian long term happiness. The conclusion? No, hell no.
I don't want to get away from my main simple point but on the topic of that vindicating his point, uhhh am I missing something? How exactly did Fred score a victory for screwing her over before she screwed him over? Only really bitter people can take some sad joy out of that, it doesn't mean anything for your happiness, if doesn't even mean anything for your pride, it's just completely meaningless either way, whether he cheated or not.
Not that I really believe in it but hey- karma.
And the reason I hate that isn't for the reasons you think it is, it's because back in the day it was literally half of your arguments, no matter what the debate was it always fell back to "you'll be bald- you're angry because you can't face it" etc. blahblah, any point I made was null-void because I'll be bald some day. That and "out of 7 billion people you post on here like the rest of us insane guys" which for some reason you always felt was really relevant towards something.
In a bizarre way your girlfriends betrayal vindicates your argument.
Ahhh damnit as if he needs to hear that, he already (wrongly) has made this point before.
It doesn't vindicate the decision, that's a fact, it was a stupid decision, he might have lost out on a solid relationship with someone he loved- this is what he knew at the time. And he decided to risk it, and still for me hasn't provided a solid good reason for doing so.
Stupid decisions, irrational, emotion based.
And just to re-iterate, you and others can discuss the morality of it which I won't comment on it, but I've only been focussing on whether it's a rational, reasoned decision, in terms of Ian long term happiness. The conclusion? No, hell no.
I don't want to get away from my main simple point but on the topic of that vindicating his point, uhhh am I missing something? How exactly did Fred score a victory for screwing her over before she screwed him over? Only really bitter people can take some sad joy out of that, it doesn't mean anything for your happiness, if doesn't even mean anything for your pride, it's just completely meaningless either way, whether he cheated or not.
Not that I really believe in it but hey- karma.
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