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People Are Sharing The Obvious Reason Their Friend Is Still Single That They're Completely Oblivious To

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Maybe belongs on the dumping ground. Some of these are good.

1. "He really is not as nice of a person as he thinks he is."

4. "His self-fulfilling prophecy is ****ing up his life. He's not unlovable or ugly or uncared for — but walking through the world expecting rejection at all turns and living in a fog of negativity makes him unattractive. So-and-so isn't hotter than you; that's not the reason they're getting more friends and lovers. It's because they are more positive and interested than you, and people are attracted to that company."

6. "He lies to himself about almost everything and lives in fantasy land. He thinks he's in the gym five days a week, eats great, climbs mountains, goes camping, and makes loads of money. In reality, he's at the pub five days a week, over eats like shit, went on one hike in January, can't hold a job, and lives paycheck to paycheck."

9. "Her standards are too excessively high. She brings nothing to a relationship and is a walking contradiction. I think it's great to have standards — and high standards — but hers are just a checklist of 'wants.'"

 
I’m single!

Been alone since the ex seperated from me

People ask me all the time why I’m not looking for another woman

They wouldn’t understand me if I told them
 
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I do think that there is a tipping point in the near future at which a majority of people will choose AI relationships and parasocial relationships over relationships with other human beings. Generally, I think, human beings are losing their skill for compromise, if they ever develop it in the first place.
At least it will always say yes.
 
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Maybe belongs on the dumping ground. Some of these are good.

1. "He really is not as nice of a person as he thinks he is."

4. "His self-fulfilling prophecy is ****ing up his life. He's not unlovable or ugly or uncared for — but walking through the world expecting rejection at all turns and living in a fog of negativity makes him unattractive. So-and-so isn't hotter than you; that's not the reason they're getting more friends and lovers. It's because they are more positive and interested than you, and people are attracted to that company."

6. "He lies to himself about almost everything and lives in fantasy land. He thinks he's in the gym five days a week, eats great, climbs mountains, goes camping, and makes loads of money. In reality, he's at the pub five days a week, over eats like shit, went on one hike in January, can't hold a job, and lives paycheck to paycheck."

9. "Her standards are too excessively high. She brings nothing to a relationship and is a walking contradiction. I think it's great to have standards — and high standards — but hers are just a checklist of 'wants.'"

Against my better judgement I read that. I'm really grateful I'm not single.
 
At least it will always say yes.
An individual who prefers an AI relationship over human relationship would have to be a person with a very damaged psyche... if not be seriously emotionally disturbed... one can only imagine the amount of mental issues that person is suffering through.

Who would've thought that Isaac Asimov's fiction would become reality....
 
An individual who prefers an AI relationship over human relationship would have to be a person with a very damaged psyche... if not be seriously emotionally disturbed... one can only imagine the amount of mental issues that person is suffering through.

Who would've thought that Isaac Asimov's fiction would become reality....
This would apply to many people these days.
 
This would apply to many people these days.
No doubt... Sad but true. Brave new world, here.
Interesting because the great philosophers of the classical Greece generally believed that what made man unique was his ability to reason. Once or if AI does for mankind, what have we become? another animal?
 
No doubt... Sad but true. Brave new world, here.
Interesting because the great philosophers of the classical Greece generally believed that what made man unique was his ability to reason. Once or if AI does for mankind, what have we become? another animal?
People have lost much of that skill along with many social or soft skills. Reasoning, critical thinking and conflict management are all abilities possessed by less and less people these days. The concern is what they want to do at that moment. I want to turn right? Do it from the far-left lane with no signal and no regard for other traffic. If you get honked at wave your middle finger out the window.
 
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An individual who prefers an AI relationship over human relationship would have to be a person with a very damaged psyche... if not be seriously emotionally disturbed... one can only imagine the amount of mental issues that person is suffering through.

Who would've thought that Isaac Asimov's fiction would become reality....
I loved the iRobot and Foundation series.
 
The Foundation Trilogy, along with the Dune books, are the epitome of great SF.
Dune series was amazing, simply a masterpiece of science fiction. Thought God Emperor, Heretics, and Chapter House were equally great to the first three. Years ago bought the Dune encyclopedia.... gave me a lot of depth.
What an amazing mind to create these stories.
 
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