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Did you ever deal with long distance relationships?
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PhantOS:

--- Quote from: GRIMLOCK_ on August 21, 2017, 02:19:41 PM ---Phantos why are you so irritated over this? Don't take out your anger over your failure to create meaningful relationships with people out on others

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im cranky because i haven't eaten any ass all summer and im taking out my relationship insecurities on adolescent gamers. i can't stand to see other people be in a happy relationship because ive never seen one before

sue me
Rally:

--- Quote from: GRIMLOCK_ on August 21, 2017, 02:19:41 PM ---Phantos why are you so irritated over this? Don't take out your anger over your failure to create meaningful relationships with people out on others

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tfw other people can make more meaningful relationships with strangers on the internet than you can with your father
Kyuande:
I come back after 2 hours and there's stuffstorm in here already
PhantOS:

--- Quote from: Rally on August 21, 2017, 02:23:33 PM ---tfw other people can make more meaningful relationships with strangers on the internet than you can with your father

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:(
Headcrab Zombie:

--- Quote from: PhantOS on August 21, 2017, 01:56:07 PM ---if you want to get loose with the definition of a romantic relationship, then sure, you can argue that relationships can function on one of those needs alone

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My argument is still going completely over your head
I'm not arguing the definition of romantic relationship, I'm arguing the definition of needs.
Someone can have different needs than you, and have a relationship that fulfills all of them.


--- Quote from: PhantOS on August 21, 2017, 01:56:07 PM ---however, the fact remains that its not a healthy relationship.

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You're not exactly a good source on what constitutes a "healthy relationship" when you are, by your own admission, not interested in them yourself.


--- Quote from: PhantOS on August 21, 2017, 01:56:07 PM ---it won't last long, which is what matters

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No, what matters is whether all parties are happy in whatever the arrangement is.
If all parties are happy, then there's no reason to say it won't last.

If everyone involved in a relationship is happy, consenting, and no one is hurt, then telling them "your relationship is unhealthy" is nothing more than being judgemental

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