LOLOL

This post was edited by EndlessSky on Sep 13 2021 06:02pm

so this is the power of capitalism in relationships

gonna try to hook up that saboi incel friend of mine with my single mother friend, wish him luck gamers
already told him she's got kids and he doesn't even care (this triggers the endlesssky)

roflmao!
run forrest, run!


And she's not even that hot tbh while he is actually handsome as fuck. He's still so young that his pretty face gives him this "bambi look" that many chicks aren't into - but it's abundantly clear that this dude is faaaar removed from the peak of his market value, both looks- and career-wise. No point taking any deep commitment at this stage in his life, particularly not to a bossy, mediocre-looking golddigger.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Sep 14 2021 08:16am

if this dude completes law school and actually works out 5 times like she demands he will absolutely kill it in a few years

and she knows it

I don't see anything exactly wrong with this on first glance. One of the most fundamental parts of a long-term relationship is having clear expectations and boundaries. This is a little weird, but it looks like she's trying hard to interact on his level to lay this out.

Does the contract say anything that is outrageous? Because if not this is probably a pretty healthy dynamic honestly lol.

It's utterly unromantic and it's expecting a kind of commitment that's just really out of place.

You can set up such a contract when you've been a couple for 4 years and about to marry, but not two fucking weeks into the relationship.

This is just "I wouldn't like it, so it's inherently bad".

Not all relationship dynamics are the same, and traditional relationship dynamics are often not a good fit.


There is no "you can do X after 4 years." They can do this if they want. Unless there's an actual red flag, I don't see a reason to interpret this as anything other than her trying to meet on his level.

red flags are red flags for a reason. many of them are up to perspective if that's your thing. but any man willing to sign off on this level with that small of an amount of commitment 2 weeks in is ignoring a massive set of red flags. the contract itself is a red flag lol. of course there's people that on the first date are up front about wanting to be treated daily like they're a horse, and if you're into the whole master sub thing that's a gold mine, but for almost everyone that's a red flag.

hope there isnt a provision for marriage after x amount of time