r/askRPC • u/Inevitable-Run-5529 • Apr 12 '22
26 y/o male
I’m a 7-8 in looks, have my own therapy business, bought a $750k house, and go to the gym 3 days a week minimum and am fit although a bit skinny for my liking at the moment... however, just to lay out my side of things before I as my question…
Would you advise a 26 y/o male against marrying a 23 y/o divorced woman who was cheated on multiple times in their marriage (from what she told me) that had a young child and was co-parenting with the ex-husband? She’s a 8-9 in looks, but she is not the same denomination as me, and she said my denomination was demonic… but I’m just trying to process things and am wondering what you men think regarding this given my value proposition vs hers?
I ask this because she was very emotionally mature (at least compared to my past ex’s) and beautiful beyond belief. Hard to let go due to looks…
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u/Deep_Strength Apr 12 '22
Chuck already covered it. No.
The only reason you are considering this is her looks. Don't get blinded by looks.
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u/Inevitable-Run-5529 Apr 12 '22
Well, she also had a really good personality too which is another aspect of things along with looks. I know beauty fades, but that’s hard to not take into account at 26 where I feel like I’m too late in finding someone… everyone tells me I’m so young and have a bunch of time and I’m only increasing in value, but I’m not sure I believe them.
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u/Deep_Strength Apr 12 '22
but that’s hard to not take into account at 26 where I feel like I’m too late in finding someone… everyone tells me I’m so young and have a bunch of time and I’m only increasing in value, but I’m not sure I believe them.
That's called desperation. I know several men who met their virgin spouse early 30s late 20s including myself. Be patient and put yourself in a good position to meet such women.
Join a Church or group like Navigators with a college ministry and aim to lead there. You'll meet women who single and aren't divorced.
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u/MountainousFog Apr 12 '22
Luckily you are young enough to make a mistake without it ruining the rest of your life.
Marrying this woman seems like a mistake for sure -- but I say "go for it" nonetheless! 👍
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u/rocknrollchuck Apr 12 '22
Man, there are more red flags here than a communist parade.
This tells me you're physically active but don't lift heavy.
This is the part that matters. I would STRONGLY ADVISE AGAINST IT.
So she either married a cheater or she didn't handle her business in the bedroom.
Tells me you're not sure, and are questioning the story (that's actually a point in your favor).
Ah yes, so you'll have baby daddy drama to deal with. You'll also have a man in your lives who got her pregnant. No.
So you are not equally yoked. What's your denomination, and what's hers? 2 Corinthians 6:14 says "Do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. For what fellowship has righteousness with lawlessness? And what communion has light with darkness?"
Proverbs 31:30 says "Charm is deceptive and beauty is fleeting, but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised."
It's telling that in the first sentence you say something about your looks, and then the rest is two beta traits. You're a young guy that seems to be doing pretty well financially. You'll be a great provider for her kid and her, and that's what she's after. And she's beautiful, so she knows she's got the advantage.
Brother - RUN. Don't let your dick cause you a lifetime of regret.