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Actually, a significant number of people don't seem to ever learn from their past mistakes. There are those that aren't good with long term relationships because once they lose that honeymoon feeling towards their partner, they decide that they aren't in love anymore. Or some people keep being attracted to abusive partners, or broken people that they want to fix. But when looking at someone's past marriage track record, most people consider the age factor too. And it's good to check if there are any hidden children or child support obligations as that can affect future family plans.
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Actually, a significant number of people don't seem to ever learn from their past mistakes
So let's generalize and damn the whole population for this? I try and most of the time succeede learning from my misstake. Should i have to suffer because the neighboor's wife might not learn as well?
It's silly and illogical to think everyone is alike. So don't judge us all because of one person.
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This kind of stuff is part of the bigger reason relationships can be more of a fustration than a learning experience...people aren't always set in their ways and can evolve to do better then choices made in the past.. and to lump everyone into the same category does not bode well for starting off a relationship positively..plus, things like this forget that each of us is unique, and so are our situations...now or in the past...
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Good grief! I'm almost curious to pay and find out what 5!!! possible relationships they found on me! And they pull my name with my ex ex, but not with my ex - guess because he hasn't been in this state that long! I think they mean "relations" and not "relationships" per se. Yes, they do - I confirmed this by checking other people. Still have no idea how they came up with 5...
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Wow. This actually hurts me.
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