The statistics are important
Every time I hear you talk about the situation around you, I feel like I’m reliving my own life.
Exactly. And I know how many of them never ended up having kids with their crush — who might still be single — and now they want to cheat 100%, or maybe already have. That said, I’m more interested in the future — the 30–40 and 40–50 phase. I think in 10-year cycles.
Who will they become?
Who will I become?
Also, what you say about relationships is true, but what statistics are good at is “generalizing.”
So you might have someone who’s unhappy having sex only once a week, and someone else who’s
more than happy with that low frequency.
You don’t see that in the stats, and I can assure you I have married friends with kids who are happy having sex once a week. And others who are dissatisfied even having it once every three days. It varies from couple to couple, and from moment to moment in the relationship.
What I mean is, I don’t judge someone who’s a “bluepilled beta” in a monogamous relationship with three kids, having sex once a month — if that’s what they truly want.
It’s not always a bad thing, especially when there are other meaningful parts of your life: your career, your kids, growing as a person, becoming the head of your family, having new experiences.
Sex is overrated. When it’s there in the right amounts — even small — and with the right person, that’s enough.
It’s the question everyone here has always asked themselves:
“Will I ever find someone I can have great sex with for the rest of my life, without ever getting tired of them?”