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> How much time and actual money did it cost you to go on all those dates? One really needs to ask himself ( or herself ) a question : what are you living for?
by notyourday 7y ago
> How much time and actual money did it cost you to go on all those dates?
One really needs to ask himself ( or herself ) a question : what are you living for? Are you going to take that money to your after life or would you rather spend it and ( hopefully ) have a good time while doing it?
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- chrisseaton 7y ago> what are you living for? Not 150 dates with random people, that's for sure! Sounds like hell!
- p1esk 7y agoSorry to hear that. > 80% of all dates I've been on have been a pleasant and exciting experience, even when it didn't lead to anything more.
- notyourday 7y agoI am very fascinated by the single mindedness of most of Americans. It is as if their entire adult life was about being finding that special someone ( just one ) through the trial and tribulations of misery. I'm with you -- most of my dates have been very pleasant even if we ended up not being compatible on a romantic level. Some of them became very good friends.