• GluWu@lemm.ee
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    13 hours ago

    2200 - 0500 sleep

    0530 - 0630 commute

    0630 - 1700 work

    1700 - 1800 commute

    1800 - 1900 chores

    1900 - 2000 make and eat the food

    2000 - 2100 bathe

    2100 - 2200 get in bed

    2200 - 0500 sleep, repeat

    where relationship tyme?

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        It takes way more than an hour if you are actually cooking your own food. Cook, eat, cleanup. 1.5 hours minimum, often more.

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          Meal prep is a thing, getting take out saves a lot of time especially if you are looking for wiggle room in your schedule to go out and be social.

          Seems like there are a lot of simple obvious solutions to the issue here.

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            I’m married and 41, I’m just pointing out the real time needed. If you are actually trying to be healthy, and not just shoveling extra sugar and saturated/trans fats down your throat, then often the best choice is to cook your own food. Restaurants almost all prioritize taste, cost, and efficiency over health. Our society makes it difficult to stay healthy. So doing things while also staying, healthy is time consuming.

            Edit: Also getting takeout still takes time, order, wait, pickup, eat, cleanup, you’re still down at least an hour unless you get fast food.

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              Bros complaining about having no time. I’m just suggesting ways to claw a little back

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      I’m not saying this doesn’t suck, but

      “commute”, if public transport, is 2 hours to be on dating apps (or to say hi to people if you’re so bold), “bathe” is 1 hour, “get in bed” is probably 30 mins. So 3:30h daily in your specific example to possibly be on dating apps.

      But apart from that… I live alone, and daily chores are 0-5min. Making and eating food is 20min. 1h Bathing you don’t need every day, 10min shower is fine. How can you take 1h to go to bed, takes 5 mins for me. That would theoretically free 3:20h for relationships, which is fine each day.

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        I can only speak for the bedtime, but for some of us, it sucks. My partner can fall alseep within a few minutes. For me it can take anywhere from 10 minutes to a couple of hours, even if I’m absolutely exhausted. So one hour doesn’t sound wild.

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    16 hours ago

    Well if she wanted me then she’d magically appear in my Living Room and ask me out, obviously.

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      I was a always-home person and I was obviously mostly single. Then I decided to go to a foreign country to learn a language. My father mocked me by saying I will bring a girl back home. But I didn’t bring back a girl… As she stayed there at the time… But we are planning on getting married…

      So many people are single because they just stay at home.

      Also if you want to find someone, love yourself first and don’t hunt for a partner. Just engage in social settings in your limited free time.

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        Also, don’t just go out in a social setting if you want to meet prospective dates. Go out in a social setting with a healthy amount of people in your dating pool.

        I have some social hobbies but they tend to be mostly filled with older people and/or tons of other dudes. Kinda hard to meet a lady my age with that

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      I used to like this girl on my bus in 7th grade who lived in my neighborhood. I remember working on our family garden and thinking wouldn’t it be great if the girl biked over here and saw how hard I work.

      Like this girl who barely knew me would randomly decide to visit my home when I happened to be working in the garden.

      Unreal.

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      ~Waiting for my T-800~

      an android crashes through the wall wielding a shotgun

      “Come with me if you want to live.”

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      Seriously! Everyone I know tells me “it just kinda happened, she just showed up one day and we hit it off.”

      No one is just showing up in my living room, I’m almost 40 already! I call b.s!

      :P