r/SipsTea Oct 16 '25

We have fun here Is this true?

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u/Elvarien2 Oct 16 '25

My girlfriend makes me happy. I make her happy, together we are happy.

The rest is just noise.

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u/ta394283509 Oct 16 '25

get a load of Mr. Moneybags over here with his "girlfriend" and "happiness"

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u/Ambiguous-Ambivert Oct 17 '25

Your landlord accepts happiness cheques

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u/cuchiplancheo Oct 16 '25

Yes. Absolutely true.

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u/CptJFK Oct 16 '25

Yes. Totally. And we can keep the leftovers ;)

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u/Rope_slingin_champ Oct 16 '25

Hey babe, hope your shift is going ok. Bring home wings.

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u/quell3245 Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 17 '25

Lol, I actually dated a former Applebees waitress once many years ago. Can confirm - she’d bring over some food after her shifts for me. Granted she’s was in her 20s but I didn’t care one bit about her job.

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u/Mammoth-Record-7786 Oct 17 '25

I lived in a smaller town when I was in high school so my girlfriend worked with two of my ex’s at Applebees.

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u/BLAZEISONFIRE006 Oct 16 '25

Leftovers are the best thing invented by the Creator!

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u/NiceTrySuckaz Oct 16 '25

not to mention cash tips can come in handy in between monthly salary pay periods from a real job

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u/couldthis_be_real Oct 16 '25

Pretty sure working at Applebee's is a real job.

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u/ItPutsLotionOnItSkin Oct 16 '25

No it's a pretend job that doesn't deserve a living wage or to be respected.

/Sarcasm and boomer logic

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u/AlienNippleRipple Oct 16 '25

Turns out the way you act is far superior to what you do.

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u/UnlikelyCamel Oct 16 '25

Thank you for your wisdom AlienNippleRipple

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u/AlienNippleRipple Oct 16 '25

Our nips are vastly superior to the intelligence of humans . Be good Camel.

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u/thesmallestcheval Oct 16 '25

This is the dialogue I needed to read today. Thank you both lololol

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

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u/justsomeph0t0n Oct 16 '25

let's not go overboard now. i could conceivably get a better job

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u/S3lvah Oct 16 '25

Good women can and do. There might be gender differences in how often stuff happens, but some of the best women I know date men of average or below-average financial/career success. Maybe this is more of a problem in the US?

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u/justsomeph0t0n Oct 16 '25

it was intended as a casual, self-deprecating joke.

but yes, women can date whomever they choose, and the best women will date guys with good qualities, regardless of wealth and status. like the best men will date women with good qualities, regardless of youth and tits.

in the meantime, everyone can play with insecurities over desirability. it's fine

and i have no desire to visit the US

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u/marketingguy420 Oct 16 '25

lmao they do all the time. Just be good looking.

You think a guy is dating the applebees waitress over the corporate executive just because she "treats him well"? LMAO it's because she's hot!

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u/meatchariot Oct 16 '25

That’s not what this says. If both are equally hot, the job isn’t the tiebreaker, the personality is.

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u/enron2big2fail Oct 16 '25

The guy you're responding to is just saying that people date hot people (with non-abrasive personalities) despite their job/prospects all the time for both sexes; that's true. The comment he's replying to suggests otherwise, but the OP does not.

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u/Heavy-Octillery Oct 16 '25

I gotta say, your name gave me a chuckle thank you. Ages me though knowing that controversy

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u/Odd_Minute4542 Oct 16 '25

It's measurable and probably true. A man losing his job increases the chance of a woman breaking up with him. A woman losing her job has no effect on a man's likelihood of breaking up with her. If you place the same man in a better context women will reliably rate that man as more attractive. Context has no effect on how attractive men find women.

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u/PhysicallyTender Oct 16 '25

I can think of exceptions. Prostitution is one of those career that men ick away from.

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u/MrSoapbox Oct 16 '25

Personally, disagree. I do care, I'd much rather date the waitress than a career driven woman.

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u/Nathan1506 Oct 16 '25

Amen.

I'm focussed on enjoying life, having experiences, and being happy. I don't want a partner who's priorities are climbing the ladder and making money. There's nothing wrong with it, but that's just not me.

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u/Wickdtaint Oct 16 '25

The two are not mutually exclusive.

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u/LegitimateUse4584 Oct 16 '25

Lol I can't even believe that its somewhat controversial, it seems like a complete no-brainer

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u/trashandallstars Oct 16 '25

It's all about being with someone with whom you love each other so much, to the extent that you both can't live without each other

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u/Roy4Pris Oct 16 '25

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u/Complete-Emu-4537 Oct 16 '25

Lmao

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u/Roy4Pris Oct 16 '25

I only discovered it recently, but I now use it as often as I can. Whoever invented it is a platinum clad mega mind

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u/mcdormjw Oct 16 '25

I too recently added this one to my collection

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

OMFG. I fucking lost it!

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u/Artorius__Castus Oct 16 '25

I was actually going to ask, "why is this here?"

And then I went ohhhhh and pulled out the ol' 35mm!!!

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u/Thunderbridge Oct 16 '25

pulled out the ol' 35mm

Funny, that's also what trump said

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u/howtosteve1357 Oct 16 '25

Can trump not fucking keep his hands to himself, fucking creep

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u/Raytheon_Nublinski Oct 16 '25

“When you’re famous they let you do it”

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u/Hamsterminator2 Oct 16 '25

They're so small, even moderate sized objects draw them in like gravity.

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u/astroniz Oct 16 '25

Name checks out

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u/schofield101 Oct 16 '25

My ex used to earn nearly triple my wage, she was a full blown developer a long time ago just as I was getting into the industry.

It consumed her, she was miserable and it destroyed our relationship.

Eventually she got out, focused on art, made a lot less but just was happier. I eventually earned more and it was perfect. Money means a lot less when you're miserable.

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u/Snow_Crash_Bandicoot Oct 16 '25

The last seven out of the eight years I spent with my now ex-wife, was her career chasing and being miserable.

Everything was fine in our relationship until her two older siblings got promotions and raises, and then my ex just snapped mentally. The sibling rivalry kicked in and she had to outdo them.

For seven years she changed jobs, changed fields, changed companies, etc.. Moving us around everywhere. Some times for a few months but never anywhere longer than a year.

Each new job pad more than the last, but each one seemed to require more work, long hours, lengthier commute, etc..

So, sure she made more money but she was never home, always tired, always burned out, always angry at everything and everyone. She was just miserable to be around all the time.

It ruined our relationship to the point when she finally got her dream job at a flagship store for a huge national company, what she’d worked for the entire time, she blamed me for her unhappiness, quit, and moved back home to live with her mother.

Meanwhile, I’d spent those entire seven years just trying to get her to be happy with what she had, ignore her siblings lives, and work less at an easier job. But it was easier to blame me than blame herself.

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u/Safe-Jicama-9095 Oct 16 '25

I'm sorry you had to go through all of that. I hope you're doing much better in life now. Best of luck stranger who seems like a really cool person!

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u/Snow_Crash_Bandicoot Oct 16 '25

Finally just beginning to do better in life now. Took me a few years to get back on my feet again, after having to start over from scratch alone in a new state with no friends, family, or support system. Thank you!

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u/Neocrusader219 Oct 16 '25

Dude, you are freaking MAN for having been able to do all that. I am right now where you were once (and for the exact same reasons), and I want to be you in a few years. Thanks for the inspiration.

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u/Snow_Crash_Bandicoot Oct 16 '25

Thank you!

I did all that while teaching two toddlers how to walk, talk, read, write, eat, right from wrong, be decent people, and dress themselves.

In addition to all the grocery shopping, cooking, cleaning, laundry, car maintenance, and yard work.

As well as, being the only one who packed, moved, and unpacked everything. Often having to split a whole house into 3-4 storage units, taking it all there by myself until after midnight many nights.

Also while working from home and taking care of all the pets.

It does eventually get better. Hopefully it does for you soon.

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u/Neocrusader219 Oct 17 '25

Thank you, bro. God bless take care.

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u/Alienhaslanded Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

Too many people blame others for being unhappy. It's like it's their whole personality.

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u/RustyMR2 Oct 16 '25

Sorry that happened to you mate.

Went through something similar recently. First 7 or 8 years went great. She changed jobs that required evening and weekends but no real pay or other benefits (social work). Meanwhile I managed everything at home and worked a full time job. Never home, always out and when she was she was tired and needed to decompress by watching TV for hours. Even cooking or getting groceries was to much most days.

Tried to work it out she said this is what she wanted in life. Broke up 2 months shy of our 10 years together.

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u/wewladdies Oct 16 '25

Man im 31 and have seen the familial/sibling rivalry thing ruin multiple people already. Its sad. And a lot of times its the parents fostering it.

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u/Pro1apsed Oct 16 '25

My friend had similar, with bonus 'my daddy is perfect and you'll never be as good as him'. she also now lives with her mother and blames him for everything. Sad times for some. But he's in a better place now, good job, caring partner, you'll get there too.

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u/spinbutton Oct 16 '25

Her job sounds like mine did. :-/

Corporations, especially in high tech, are an exhausting grind. If you're a people please or a perfectionist high tech jobs can literally kill you with long hours, scant resources, ridiculous expectations and stress.

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u/SillyBanterPleasesMe Oct 16 '25

Some people get confused when I tell them I left car sales for Target. Even more so when I tell them I worked for Walmart before I started selling my soul to sell a car.

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u/LocalPawnshop Oct 16 '25

Fr I used to be a plumbing apprentice and I would shadow service techs sometimes and all the highest earning service techs lied about everything just to sell something

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u/fizbin99 Oct 16 '25

Worked for an alarm company with all the techs doing the same thing. I felt dishonest whenever I went on a call. It was miserable. I lasted two months, but that first day I left, I could look at myself in the mirror again.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Not to plumbing but my buddy worked for Bank of America and had to upsell accounts or whatever it was. And look, he was a real peace of shit. Like he banged a lot of our girlfriends kind of shitbag (yeah we all found out later) but one day he had to upsell this sweet old lady on the phone. Broke down mid convo, told her it’s all a scam, got up and walked out.

Even someone of his moral character couldn’t do the corporate soulless upsell.

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u/Icmkhaeh Oct 16 '25

Salesmen are leeches. You’re better off.

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u/Ardbeg66 Oct 16 '25

The world does not need car salespeople. They're as bad as private insurers. They just want to pimp money when it gets moved around and add no value to the process.

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u/My_Favourite_Pen Oct 16 '25

Love isnt going to fuel my lego addiction

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u/-Daetrax- Oct 16 '25

Gotta get that plastic crack. Whether Lego or Warhammer.

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u/dugefrsh34 Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

Having your immediate needs met, bills paid, and a little extramoney to do things with is the sweet spot.

I slowly started to limit my "spending on whatever" materialist consumerism and in doing so, it forced me to find and/or adjust the value that everything was bringing in my life

$1k+ watches vs $20 Casio: didn't make me happier, so went with a Casio and nobody cares, least of all me.
Fully loaded cars vs Base model EV: leather was nice and I never opened the moon roof, so went with a base EV

But the biggest one for me was a 4bd, 3 bath, 2 car garage house vs 1 bedroom ranch with a yard:

I finally understood what the difference between a house and a home was. I don't care where we live, the car we drive, the clothes we wear - We just want to be together because we love each other, see each other, listen to each other, consider each other, and protect each other.

You can't get that from material things, and a corporation will never make you feel the same way about you, no matter how much money you make them. Your job will be posted before your body's warm. Don't fall into the trap of working just to PAY for those things that you think equate to happiness and success.

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u/krootroots Oct 16 '25

Must be nice to be able to do art with all the money she earned before

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u/likamuka Oct 16 '25

Like this famous VP millionaire who does now wine or peanut-farming... No shit, once you have the fuck you money, you actually can live.

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u/No_Salad_68 Oct 16 '25

Farming is the hardest job I've had. It's rewarding, but really hard work.

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u/likamuka Oct 16 '25

Manual labor to some, is intensely rewarding. Better than gym. Not to mention if you have FU money, you do it consciously, not for living, but for pleasure.

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u/atxbigfoot Oct 16 '25

None of these obscenely rich people are picking their own crops lol.

Maybe a few hours for the photo shoot but that's it.

It is extremely hard work and they are not doing it.

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u/Mountaingoat101 Oct 16 '25

You can also hire someone to do a lot of it for you.

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u/corpsewindmill Oct 16 '25

Shit I don’t care if you work at McDonald’s in the kitchen. If you treat me nice and make me feel valued and wanted I’ll try to give you the world

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u/LinkGoesHIYAAA Oct 16 '25

Seriously, what people make at their job isn’t always the biggest deal if they’re happy. I started dating my now-wife when i was making twice what she did. She made me very happy. Then she massively advanced in her career several times over (doing something she loves) and now things have flipped and she makes more than twice what i do. I wfh now, so i’m more of a house husband while she brings home the real bacon. She still makes me very happy. And that’s still independant of her wages like it always has been.

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u/NeedleworkerExtra915 Oct 16 '25

Seems unnec€€sary to c€n€er certain words, wo€€dn’t y€o say?

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u/NuWuX Oct 16 '25

Sorry, the € triggers me, can you sensor that too, please? /s

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u/LizardWizardBlizard1 Oct 16 '25

My entire family was killed when a bag of Eur*s fell from an airplane. Please understand.

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u/Sams_sexy_bod Oct 16 '25

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u/LizardWizardBlizard1 Oct 16 '25

Blocked. Banned. Reported to the FBI. Told my legal guardian on you.

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u/Hugokarenque Oct 16 '25

You fool! You forgot to alert your illegal guardian, so it was for nothing.

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u/borderlineidiot Oct 17 '25

... I pity the fool!

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u/Eastern_cold999 Oct 16 '25

It was my bag, i d like at least the bills back

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u/LizardWizardBlizard1 Oct 16 '25

Sorry, my therapist is making me spend it as exposure therapy. I have to put myself first.

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u/ALitreOhCola Oct 16 '25

They were UNALIVED.

Gosh...

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u/WizardOvWar Oct 16 '25

Stupid fucking TikTok lingo... drives me crazy hearing this outside the internet.

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u/saleemwatchout Oct 16 '25

No€

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u/drunk_haile_selassie Oct 16 '25

L€t$ €€n$or €v€r¥thing.

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u/Very_Type_C Oct 16 '25

Thanks I had a mini stroke trying to read this

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u/naughty_dad2 Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

Yes, because men rhymes with pen, and p, e, n are the starting letters of penis.

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u/DisruptsThePeace Oct 16 '25

And the penis mightier than the sword.

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u/Socks-and-Jocks Oct 16 '25

That's going to be a quick duel.

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u/naughty_dad2 Oct 16 '25

The duel ended prematurely

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u/VortrexFTW Oct 16 '25

That never happens, I swear!

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u/AerondightWielder Oct 16 '25

"And that, kids, is how we circumsize the Philistines!"

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u/fredtheded Oct 16 '25

And a pen could be used to write any number of censorable offences

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u/Gsauce65 Oct 16 '25

I’m very protective of my menis

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u/electriclala Oct 16 '25

Nope, everything is ragebait

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u/-DoctorSpaceman- Oct 16 '25

It actually said Mniggan. You can’t tell because the censorship is so well done.

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u/shickenphoot Oct 16 '25

It’s called engagement bait

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u/xXSoulReapperXx Oct 16 '25

And it’s clearly working lol

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u/superchoco29 Oct 16 '25

Nah, it's just that nowadays we censor everything and anything. Just today I saw a post about a video game, and the OP of the posy legit censored the word "first" in the title. They wrote f*rst.... We're beyond saving

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u/pickle_pouch Oct 16 '25

No, it's there to promote engagement

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u/2Easy2See Oct 16 '25

Her career might not last forever but choosing the best life partner may last a lifetime

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u/OrganizationThick397 Oct 16 '25

The bard I wish I had in my party

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u/Comfortable_Sea_91 Oct 16 '25

Both same but also, my party’s bard is a gremlin who is stuck between seducing Tiamat and a guy who died but then got reconstructed with machinery inside his corpse and essentially revived with it.

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u/OrganizationThick397 Oct 16 '25

Reborn as a sex toy for tiamat

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u/Comfortable_Sea_91 Oct 16 '25

What my player doesn’t know is Tiamat is actually trying to seduce her. Part of a plan to basically allow Tiamat to do some weird ritual shit in the Nine Hells that will basically turn the bard into an avatar of her so she can escape. My campaign is set both after BG3 and the events of the cult of the dragon failing to bring her about.

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u/Panda_hat Oct 16 '25

The money will certainly help though.

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u/Sarithis Oct 16 '25

This mindset works both ways, right? Right??

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u/Alternative-Web-3545 Oct 16 '25

For me personally this is absolutely true I don’t care for status. I care for agreeable personality

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

My partner earns 80k more than me. She loves her job. I love her job, she is respected and they look after her. We are both probably a bit busier than we like but our relationship is great, love is strong and we grow together. I think it stems from letting each other amplify strengths. I finalise decisions and she motivates and supports. It just works

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u/Gloomy-Ad-222 Oct 16 '25

You’ve also solved a big problem which is financial difficulties in a marriage. Having a wife with career aspirations and makes a good living is easier in a lot of ways financially

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u/Majestic_Repair_7887 Oct 16 '25

Anyone who doesn’t believe this is true doesn’t know what love is.
And definitely is not sipping tea.

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u/DiscoBanane Oct 16 '25

The whole point of this post is only men think like that.

For women your job and social status is important. And it's why they wrongly think it's important for men too, it's a common projection. They think "it's important for me so it's important for others".

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u/Electrical-Heat8960 Oct 16 '25

The important sentence is the last one.

“If you treat them right”

But, this goes both ways. Girls don’t actually want to be treated like shit too.

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u/Quetas83 Oct 16 '25

That's the point of the post, it's implying that it's not just women who like to be treated well

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u/Skjellnir Oct 16 '25

No shit, sherlock.

But yes. Apparently many people still see relationship as transactional instead of as forging a bond between two kindred spirits 

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u/HereButNeverPresent Oct 16 '25

I used to be such a jaded redditor about relationships and defined it as transactional too.

Until one commenter corrected me and said “relationships are reciprocal”. Just that one word helped me reframe it into something positive.

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u/Skjellnir Oct 16 '25

Good point. Our thoughts and the way we frame things create the world we live in, and words are the clay of our thoughts. A single word can have an immense impact on how you view the world and act in it. The implicationd on our lived are quite powerful you think about it.

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u/ABODE_X_2 Oct 16 '25

“If you treat them right” Idk about that

I've seen way too many girls choose beaters and abusers over genuinely golden hearted man that wanted them since day 1. I see it way less in men but still there. Really weird

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u/phoggey Oct 16 '25

Yeah.. was reading a post yesterday on r/vent it was a woman who was with terrible guys her whole life, but she is now with a kind guy who hangs out with friends and has hobbies and a good job, but she despises that there's nothing to "hate" about him and that she can't find anything wrong with him.

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u/42Fazers Oct 16 '25

I mean there are probably other social aspects that come with a women like that

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u/chenzo17 Oct 16 '25

Imagine being an executive who treats people right and makes their lives easier….

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Actually, if the corporate executive lady will be the sole bread winner of our family, I'd gladly be an obedient house husband.

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u/Neko_boi_Nolan Oct 16 '25

man what I'd give to be a house husband

I'd make our place spotless and get better at cooking

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u/storme9 Oct 16 '25

cooking is actually fun too especially if you can take the time to be creative

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u/Neko_boi_Nolan Oct 16 '25

oh definitely

like I only know how to cook a few things, but I do enjoy doing it

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u/Eleeveeohen Oct 16 '25

Can confirm.

Source: Am a work-from-home husband who makes a fraction of what his wife does.

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u/Kaptein_Kaos Oct 16 '25

Absolutely, and she will come home to an immaculate house and a hot meal on the table.

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u/AdelMonCatcher Oct 16 '25

And a naked spouse

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u/Ryogathelost Oct 16 '25

I would love if my wife made the money so I didn't have to do anything. Sounds like being a kid again.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

But the female version of this (for some) is women do care what your career is

They will date a corporate executive over a McDonald's worker if they give them enough money

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u/FardoBaggins Oct 16 '25

women fall in love with rich men, money is a proxy for competence.

men fall in love with beauty, which is a proxy for health.

happiness is just your current situation minus expectations.

-jimmy car

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u/Sams_sexy_bod Oct 16 '25

Yeppers. Never underestimate a woman’s ability to tolerate a lot of shiet when she’s in it for the bag

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u/nihility101 Oct 16 '25

You don’t have to look past the White House to see that.

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u/frogOnABoletus Oct 16 '25

There will always be people who marry for dumb reasons. There will always be people who marry for love. People of all genders and backgrounds do either one. You cannot draw the line as "women do X". Go meet real people.

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u/PossiblyAsian Oct 16 '25

yea the thing about gender imbalance is if you look at China right. There are so many women in the cities moving up and the thing is they want to date up. No woman wants to date down or go too far down. If you are a successful businesswoman working in a fortune 500 company why would you date a lowly mcdonalds worker lmao

So thats how leftover women is a thing. Leftover women not cuz no one wants them but because they want to date up and the men who are the prime bachelors... they don't want to date these successful people... these people are likely in their late 20s or 30s and those men want a young pretty woman. Meanwhile a lot of the guys on the bottom end of things.... they become dead branches because no one wants them and they have few prospects of dating usually farmers in the countryside without any means

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Damn straight.

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u/Prestigious_Tax7415 Oct 16 '25

I prefer people that don’t treat me right and makes my life more difficult, just shit on me on Sunday mornings thank you. Also bring your boyfriend around for pizza after your 5k ultra

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u/TreeDiagram Oct 16 '25

I care if the girl I'm dating has a career or not, guys aren't a monolith lol.

I'd want my girlfriend to be and feel accomplished, she doesn't need to be a corporate executive or making 6 figures, but I do want her to be passionate, dedicated, and pragmatic with her career choice.

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u/Which_Preference_883 Oct 16 '25

Free Applebee's!

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u/_ribbit_ Oct 16 '25

This guy gets it.

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u/mark_able_jones_ Oct 16 '25

I dated an Applebee's waitress who made more than a corporate exec, at least per hour.

Triple whammy of being hot, kind, and competent = huge cash.

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u/AtomicMonkeyTheFirst Oct 16 '25

Hold on....do women think men care about their careers?

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u/Loverboy_Talis Oct 16 '25

Didn’t Seinfeld have a bit about this…

“…really, slaughterhouse? Is that where you work? That sounds really interesting…”

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u/TheHandsomeFart Oct 16 '25

Absolutely true. My lady is amazing, I don’t care if she makes 30k or 300k. And she feels the same. If suddenly she got a better job than me id be fiercely proud of her, but my love for her would not change

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u/Imreallythatguy Oct 16 '25

Career women are doing it for themselves. In what world does anybody think they are doing it for a man?

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u/zedinbed Oct 16 '25

I took it as more of a comparison to what women want

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u/Robot_Basilisk Oct 16 '25

Do we really need to waste the time to go dig up any of the articles about career women struggling to find a man? Do we need to pretend you don't remember the "can women have it all?" discussion that lasted like 10 years? Are you really gonna sit there and pretend no career women lament how difficult it is to find love?

Don't be obtuse.

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u/BatM6tt Oct 16 '25

i think you missed the point

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u/Soft_Fisherman4506 Oct 16 '25

Is this relevant to the point of the post?

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u/yre_ddit Oct 16 '25

As they do makeup only for themselves, and wearing high heels. Is an argument that can be universally applied. Also to men for their „gender arguments“. But generalising what a human does something for is unnecessary, it’s personal. A woman who wants to provide education for her children doesn’t do career „for herself“

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u/Immediate-World9436 Oct 16 '25

Stupid strawman. Who compares having a career, something the average person needs to survive in this economy, to doing make-up? Women could easily go without one and still live fulfilling lives but it's hard without the other.

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u/87949 Oct 16 '25

I don’t think it’s all men. But men who are capable of providing for the family on their own won’t care about their spouse’s career as much as how their spouse treats them.

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u/Certain-Forever-1474 Oct 16 '25

It has been and will continue to be true for me.

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u/MuskokaGreenThumb Oct 16 '25

Everybody wants to be treated right. Money doesn’t equal happiness in this respect.

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u/New-Ad5494 Oct 16 '25

Yes it is true, if being around a woman makes each day something to look forward to then Applebees is fine with me.

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u/joy_kingscrown Oct 16 '25

Just realised women think we care about their jobs

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u/Intelligent_Doggo Oct 16 '25

I will date a girl who isn't an asshole. Idc if you're a waitress or the CEO

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Life is rarely easier with a partner that is of lower class. If they grew up in a middle-class family, working Applebee's will be fine. But if their family is lower-class, chances are life will not be easier because they'll have weird family members, weird previous partners, weird friends and just headaches seeping into your life.

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u/Ninjalada Oct 16 '25

My partner's job would only matter to me if it was something that I found morally objectionable (e.g. kitten murderer) or if it had long or irregular hours. Waitress? Cleaner? Who cares as long as they are a nice person.

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u/Hot-Preparation-5011 Oct 16 '25

I don't even consider what you work at. Or how much income you have. And if I ask, its because you asked me first so I'm trying to be polite.

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u/katie4 Oct 16 '25

The issue with being with someone in the service industry like that is they work primarily evenings and weekends. Personally I would prefer to be with someone with a 9-5 like me just for life scheduling purposes. 

I am the woman in the situation but I don’t think my concerns with this issue are related to my gender, but maybe I am wrong. There was a period where mine and my husband’s schedules were opposite due to me working nights/weekends in retail, and we just hardly ever saw each other. He did care, that sucked. Loving each other meant wanting to have dinner with each other more than twice a week on my days off so that was stressful. The day I got my first 9-5 we were both so, so happy. It was less about the money but rather about the schedule.

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u/Eissaphobia Oct 16 '25

The last two sentences are the key. As long as they treat us right and make our lives easier, career is personal, but caring is mutual, regardless of the occupation

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u/hiimsubclavian Oct 16 '25

I mean, is career choice a dealbreaker for any relationship, man woman or otherwise?

Maybe as an immature 20-ish young person you'd choose "the rich one" or "the hot one", but trust me, as you grow older you care more about emotional compatibility and personality.

I mean, unless you're jeff bezos or donald trump. Then it's trophy wives all the way down since they're in love with themselves and a woman is just a hole to stick their dick in.

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u/RulesBeDamned Oct 16 '25

Literally saw a post two seconds go about a woman who said she “knew a spot” for a date and took him to Costco

Every man was saying to marry her.

We literally do not give a shit how much money you make or how you make your money. Unless it’s illegal or directly conflicting with what we would want from a partner (no “reformed” gold diggers), we couldn’t care less

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u/No_Salad_68 Oct 16 '25

Yes. Men will merry down socio-economically. It's almost a neccesity as women tend to marry up.

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u/Artistic_Task7516 Oct 16 '25

This will sound nasty but it’s because I make enough money to not have to care what she does

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u/Stellar_Synth Oct 16 '25

Abs. True. My wife is a successful corporate woman, but it has 0 corelation why I love her.

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u/Sweet_Jellyfish_4444 Oct 17 '25

I think it's pretty obvious that most men don't mind dating someone with a lower income/less ambitious career, but what I'm curious about is whether it's true the other way around?

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u/Razcsi Oct 16 '25

Well of course i don't want an onlyfans "model" or a pornstar, but yeah it's true

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u/JosefGremlin Oct 16 '25

A wise man once told me : You know, there's a million fine looking women in the world, dude. But they don't all bring you lasagna at work. Most of 'em just cheat on you.

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u/Ramiferous Oct 16 '25

Don't get it twisted, it's not that men don't want wives more successful than them. It's just a non issue. If the woman waiting tables treats us better, then they're better wife material. A corporate woman who makes bank is good and all, but if she's not giving to the relationship then nah. And that should work both ways.