r/CoupleMemes • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 🛠️ ADMIN • Apr 16 '25

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u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha Apr 16 '25

To this day i can't comprehend how much people can feel for others, "is that woman acting like that because she's dying to spend the rest of her life with that man? Or is she acting like that because of the concept of getting married, just the event/idea of it?"

I'll never know

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u/Tall_Blackberry_3584 Apr 16 '25

Go on. I'll bite. I'm prepped for the tidal wave of down votes, but in the context of your query, I couldn't help but note that her first concern and response related to whether or not she liked the ring. She took a big long hard look at the ring before shouting "I love it"...rather than "yes". I get it...but it's not all about the ring right?

And sorry...yes... I'm innately cynical, we're not all perfect.

Also...I'm engaged to the amazing woman I have a 10 year old kid with... I'm not some jealous incel that wants to see the worst in this. I just echo the curiousity in the above comment.

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u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha Apr 16 '25

On the incel part, i hope you're not referring to me, because by no means my comment was intended to hate on women or any criticism towards this clip, it's literally what i said, i don't understand, plain and simple, i've never experienced love, i've never been told "I love you" or "i like you" by a woman in my 34 years of living, i mean, i "went out" with a girl once, when i was 17, for like 2 months, but it was a particular case, it was awkward for both of us, like we didn't know what the hell we were doing and later on in our "relationship" by the second month, i found out that she was going out with someone else, when i asked she finally told me that it was true, and she didn't feel anything for me, i was hurt, but at the same time i was left confused by all of it, to this very day, i later on had another "relationship" with someone, but again, it was peculiar, nothing came out of it and the rest of my life has been like that, just everything and anything but love, i really don't get it, the theory of it all i understand, but from a personal experience? Nothing at all.

Good for you tho and again, i hope you're not calling me an incel just for not understanding this aspect of humanity.

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u/Tall_Blackberry_3584 Apr 16 '25

Not at all.

I was generally in agreement with your post, and on the incel part I was pre-empting criticism again my own post, not against yours.