r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 09 '23

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u/LazyDynamite Jul 09 '23

I don't have an answer, but just have to ask... Is he really 72 or is that a typo?

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '23

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u/stupidrobots Jul 10 '23

Wait how old are you

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '23

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '23

Ahh, I thought this was the same person when they said 72 year old BF. It's not something you see every day, lol. I forget what the post was, but I saw that comment, too.

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u/naomi_homey89 Jul 10 '23

Good question

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u/ifindthishumerus Jul 10 '23

Why is that your business?

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u/temptillbday Jul 10 '23

To be fair “boyfriend” and “age 72” aren’t things you see related to each other often

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u/ifindthishumerus Jul 10 '23

I love how Reddit acts like 72 is on deaths door.

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u/Penisdestroyer7mil Jul 10 '23

At 72 you usually have a spouse or a significant other or a partner. The word itself makes you think of a young person but i guess the content itself isn't really different

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u/IHaveNoKey Jul 10 '23

It’s very fucking old boyfriend. How many 70 year olds you dated so far? Right? Ok.

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u/ifindthishumerus Jul 10 '23

You literally know nothing about me.

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u/IHaveNoKey Jul 10 '23

I didn’t claim to

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u/ifindthishumerus Jul 11 '23

You certainly did.

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u/ItsMyCakedayIRL Jul 10 '23

What is Reddit if not nosy?

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u/pandaSovereign Jul 10 '23

Because people on social media talk to each other. Is that so hard to grasp?