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Fawk me. Nearly 40, hurts me in the feels. On the other hand… I’m for once a trend setter.

• Group_B 3y ago
  Only 22 but I know this will be me in a couple decades…
  • tjr225 3y ago
    [dead]
  • exabrial 3y ago
    If I could go back in time, the lesson would be to take a class on empathy a lot sooner. You've got lots of time and a bright future.
    • randyrand 3y ago
      which class do you recommend ?
• stevekemp 3y ago
  I'm married, but I live in a separate house to my wife. I've started to see others in similar situations and apparently it's a trend these days. "Living Apart Together", or "LAT": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_apart_together https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_apart_together
  • Glawen 3y ago
    What does it mean? You see other partners?
    • stevekemp 3y ago
      Yes, but even without that there are a fair number of people I'm aware of who live (monogomously) in seperate flats/houses to their spouse.
      • Glawen 3y ago
        That is something in old European aristocratic families indeed, that's very far from my peasant's life. I'm just wondering what's the point of staying married then?
        • notRobot 3y ago
          You can want to be in a relationship with someone and also want your own physical space at the same time. Or maybe your workplace locations necessitate that you live apart. Or maybe health conditions. There's lots of reasons.