Takezo1870

2022-06-11 13:18:55

Getting married is difficult, so difficult. I know many single men in their thirties and forties, not because they can't afford to, but because they don't want to. Being single, they can have fun and be carefree; finding someone of the opposite sex to vent their frustrations isn't hard these days. But marriage involves property, family, and compromises; everyone suffers, and everyone is unhappy.

黑炮2018

2022-06-11 14:09:00

That makes a lot of sense. Would you accept three people? If so, we can talk.

jikeboy

2022-06-11 15:30:07

Indeed, I feel irritable whenever there is an epidemic.

ai_wuye6

2022-06-11 17:04:26

Well written

trysex

2022-06-11 17:18:48

The momentum is unstoppable; it has already embarked on a downward trajectory and is bound to reach the next stage before it can be considered complete.

冻龄夫妻

2022-06-12 08:27:59

@星湖海*晴雪, as you said, most marriages follow the law of diminishing marginal utility, but there are a few exceptions, namely the rare and mysterious "soulmates," who exhibit the phenomenon of increasing marginal utility, meaning that the long-term benefits outweigh the initial benefits, and the relationship becomes more and more precious over time... Of course, in real life, almost no one can understand the mystery of this kind of relationship, and it is no exaggeration to say that it is like both parties winning the lottery.