u/Apprehensive_Fail350

Is it a good idea to live without convincing?

Is it a good idea to live without convincing?

I don't really like the idea of convincing people, like, on anything.

It is childish, I know, but I don't like job interviews, I don't like dating, I don't like insisting to friends for plans, I don't like I have to demostrate why someone should love me, I don't like "selling" the best side of me, I don't like telling people what they should do or why they souldn't leave me. I don't like having to create an attractive profile on dating apps or job portals to get sex and money, even if those are things I want and struggle with.

Could it be I just want an easy life? A life where I don't have to "fight" for the things I want?

I feel like the right thing to do is to show yourself as you really are, but I can't seem to live in that way. Like, something inside of me doesn't "click" yet.

Does someone else feel like this?

Will I regret living like this in the future? Or will I feel good that didn't spend my life trying to appeal to other people values and copying their plans?

u/Apprehensive_Fail350 — 3 days ago

Mínimo relación +3 años, por que conocer yo tambien conocí pero no duran mas de un año y monedas.

Me refiero a gente que se haya metido a la app con el único motivo de encontrar pareja seria, pero si se la descargo para boludear o garchar y de repente se encontró con alguien para formar algo mas romántico, te la acepto también.

Si podés indicar la edad de la persona mejor porque creo que eso tambien entra bastante en juego con mi duda.

Disclaimer: puede parecer que el post sea mala leche pero es con la curiosidad genuina de que realmente no conozco ni conozco a nadie que conozca gente que le haya salido bien lo de buscar relaciones serias en tinder.

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