Peacesells wrote:
People are entitled to look for whatever they like and it's none of your business.
Of course! I'm addressing the hypocrisy, not any particular person or instance.
Peacesells wrote:
It's sad to see adult people who still handle rejection this poorly.
Indeed. Some people never learned to deal with rejection. I learned to deal with it after I saw how much crap people
in relationships have to put up with. Rejection isn't as bad as some losers might make it out to be; many times, it is actually a
blessing!Peacesells wrote:
It's not even logical for someone to give up on a trait they like but don't possess because of some empty preachings, when in actuality there's the possibility for them to get what they like.
Who said anything about giving up their hypocrisies? Calling out hypocrisy is one thing, prohibiting it is quite another.
Peacesells wrote:
The fact that they can get what they like even if they don't have it makes it completely logical. Not that it has to be logical, as I said it's really none of your business in any case.
Love isn't meant to be logical, it is meant to be enjoyed. So if Jack Sprat and his wife are happy with each other, who has any reason to complain?
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