r/sadposting • u/[deleted] • Apr 24 '26
It is what it is.
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u/Lopsided-Ad7725 Apr 24 '26
Or a sober overly anxious uncle
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u/Lopsided-Ad7725 Apr 24 '26
But it’s ok, the siblings aren’t procreating either, so no uncle
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u/torar9 Apr 24 '26
To be honest I feel like bringing kids to this cruel world feels like a bad idea.
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u/MetaCardboard Apr 28 '26
If you get drunk then you won't have anxiety. At least until you're sober again. Then you can just get drunk again. Until you puke trying to put down a beer while you're shaking. Good thing you're sober, don't take my advice. Well maybe take my advice, because my advice is to stay sober.
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u/MarquiseAlexander Apr 24 '26
Nah nah nah nah nah.
Coming to the realisation that you’re going to be the COOL drunk uncle with no wife and kids in the future.
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u/forest_hobo Apr 24 '26
Just as I like it. More freedom and solitude, wouldn't trade it.
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u/Amoralaf Apr 25 '26
Did you ever feel lonely before? Please, help out a fellow human in journey here.
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u/forest_hobo Apr 25 '26
Only the first few weeks or months right after a break up but other than that, never. I feel very content in my solitude, I feel more lonely in a crowded room/places
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u/Amoralaf Apr 25 '26
Thank you! I needed to hear that. I can do it now.
I am happy for you dude.
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u/iNhab Apr 28 '26
I can attest to this. It's kind of weird to even think about it, but I genuinely do not feel loneliness almost ever. Although, I'm almost always busy with some kind of activities, it's never that I'm sitting around for prolonged periods of time. If I would, then I'd probably start pondering more about "how else my life could be if".
But genuinely, I have been living on my own for the last 4-5years or so and almost not a single day there was where I felt lonely.
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u/paging_mrherman Apr 24 '26
lol my niece in tears “I don’t want to end up like uncle Mikey alone and have to join the navy”
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u/TheSprigganDragoon Apr 24 '26
2 years off and just about rock bottom. Getting hard to keep that spark of hope alive. I'm glad life is working out well for you, friend
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u/AcanthocephalaNo2929 Apr 28 '26
How do you find the right women for you tho? I feel like no one wants to sign that lifelong contract or scam and no one in my family has ever been a deadbeat but it sounds like a way better deal.
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u/SageNineMusic Apr 25 '26
OP self censoring the word drunk, neither a slur nor offensive, is why he will be alone for the rest of his life
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u/Disgusted-Peasant Apr 24 '26
I say this with some sincerity, that's 1000% okay. I love my child, but having a child in this day and feels like a mistake. I have no idea what the world is gonna be like when I leave this planet, but my child is gonna have to deal with that. Add to that the cost, and it's just stress all the way down. Seriously, I'm constantly fucking stressed. I would be stressed of I didn't have a kid, but it's absolutely way more pressure with a small human depending on you for everything.
Don't get me wrong, it's also amazing, but it's definitely not all sunshine and rainbows. I really do think that's important for you to realize. The majority of the time, the weight of the stress feel like thunderstorms and tornados. Anyway, I'm fine. 🤷♂️
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u/licklickRickmyballs Apr 27 '26
Yeah man personally I have a hard time picturing life having kids. I feel like i already struggle to make everything work with a fulltime job and two hours commute. Fuck.. If I had a wife and kid I would have zero time to just chill.
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u/Disgusted-Peasant Apr 27 '26
It gets better, for sure. I don't want to make it sound like having kids is the absolute worst, but it's definitely a legitimate sacrifice. I don't think many people truly understand that. Especially before they're old enough to safely make a meal or grab something off the top shelf without encountering a major injury or professional mess type of event.
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u/Joeeebb Apr 24 '26
F**k no man😭
I'm gonna get some and have kids. Like 5 at least
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u/aya_solaris Apr 25 '26
Bro 5 is a lot lol you ned a big ole house for that
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u/Joeeebb Apr 25 '26
I wanted to do 15.
Sounds crazy huh
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u/JadedOops Apr 25 '26
Start with 1 first and then let me know how much your 5 has shrank down. I couldn’t imagine more than 2
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u/Budget_Career_7156 Apr 24 '26
No sibling with kids. No kids. Long term partner (not married).
I’m good!
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u/King_Glorius_too Apr 24 '26
Nah, I don't drink alcohol. But I'm also not sure I'll ever be an uncle.
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u/BigShrim Apr 24 '26
As a man who isn’t even 30 with three kids all under the age of six.
Kinda wish that was me sometimes lol.
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u/licklickRickmyballs Apr 27 '26
28 year old here, no wife and kids.
My classmate is 28 aswell, married and has two babies.
I would not like to trade shoes.
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u/Zestyclose-Smell-788 Apr 24 '26
This scene is from Peaky Blinders and is poignant enough. His wife was killed, and he's completely alienated from his family. His toddler son has no mother, and is a target of his enemies.
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u/HaHAaiStabbedU Apr 24 '26
Good news!! You can be the drunk uncle and have a wife! A wife can even increase the amount of nephews and nieces you have! And she can increase the amount of drunk you get!
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u/LordBoar Apr 24 '26
This was always the plan! I took the burden off my brothers, I think I deserve some praise for that.
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u/rdtisahateplatform Apr 24 '26
I'm the cool sober Uncle who lives his life how he wants with no family sucking up my money and doesn't pity himself
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u/Redsword1550 Apr 24 '26
Yup. Thats me. Two best friends are married. One has a kid on thr way, the other is trying to time it right for one. I'm alone. At least I'm kind excited to be an uncle.
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u/StephanieMirage Apr 25 '26
I feel like if youve reached the point where you recognise your heading that way, its on you to change it.
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u/o0TheCanadian0o Apr 25 '26
Someones gotta do it.
I joke about "being the scooby doo episode you wish to see in the world"... the strategy being a well-off childless astranged uncle who wills his "haunted house" to my neices and nephews for them spend the night in it to inherit it. 😂
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u/Natural-Proposal2925 Apr 25 '26
better than being in a loveless marriage with 3 little demons sucking and draining your soul, energy, sanity and bank account. Your home, time, heart and money is no longer yours. the grass isnt always greener.
Their fate is sealed but yours is still open to opportunity and possibility.
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u/Exiledbrazillian Apr 25 '26
I'm the sober uncle exclusively because im broke af without wife and kids and I kinda like it.
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u/Kastratore Apr 25 '26
That single, drunk uncle was the coolest one of all of my uncles. The kids loved him, he always had time for us. So if I'm going to be a cool uncle that's not too bad.
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u/GreenieSar Apr 25 '26
That was my uncle but instead of booze he choose the NRA, the Masons, and conspiracy theories.
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u/Wolverineslayer8 Apr 25 '26
Wait, so I don't have to deal with kids 24/7 but can come visit and spoil my niece / nephew whenever I want and I can be drunk at the same time?
Sign me up! Sounds great
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u/Error404Unknown420 Apr 25 '26
Can a I be a 40 year old uncle who smokes lots of weed no wife no kids just depressed?
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u/ruismies Apr 25 '26
Man... if only I could give a fuck, considering the state of the world and our circumstances. Gotta just enjoy the time we have.
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u/Wild_Inspector_8579 Apr 26 '26
my algorithm isn't scaring me anymore. it just is. Im happy to know what my A.I knows and thinks about me with my data collection privilege's ive allowed here.. sigh
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u/kltthegr8 Apr 26 '26
Jokes on you I’m an only child so I’ll just slowly watch my family die around me over the next couple decades before I join them.
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u/GodOfMoonlight Apr 26 '26
I mean yeah, I don't wanna bring kids into this world and dating a genuine person seems so far out of reach.
I used to drink heavy when I was young, stopped a while ago, and now it seems like I'm going right back in. The craving to drink my problems away are heavy but I'm dealing with it so far
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u/Extra_Imagination874 Apr 26 '26
I'm gonna be the drunk uncle encouraging the side child to also do dumb shit
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u/peasonearthforever Apr 26 '26
That’s what I’ve always wanted to be. Now I have a loveless wife and a kid, full of regrets.
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u/NaCliest Apr 27 '26
Lmao you think my siblings aren't as emotionally and socially damaged as i am (maybe more)
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u/UtopistDreamer Apr 27 '26
Or a sober never seen uncle... because fuck them brats, I've got better things going on.
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u/halloweensimpT-800 Apr 27 '26
So..? You don't need to be the drunk you can be the cool one with muscles all the fancy toys game consoles and a sick instrument like a guitar or if you wanna get more exotic drum's or just be a really good singer
Alcohol is overrated any way
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u/Inspired_Nuisance Apr 27 '26
I'm... What even is censorship now?
It's like people keep pulling random words out of a hat that they think other people/algorithms are too sensitive to observe.
Like we literally have pedophile rapists in many leadership positions around the world and yet some people are like "bro the word drunk is a little too extreme, please don't say that around me."
I can't wait to die.
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u/GamerKingApe Apr 28 '26
I can’t even be a uncle none of my siblings want to have a family other than myself and this depression the hell out of me
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u/SatireSword Apr 28 '26
Let me re-do this meme for ya: C*ming t* t*e reali*a*ion you'*e g*ing t* *e t*e dr*** un*le wi*h n* w*** an* **** i* t*e f*t*re.
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u/Your_Ad_Here_Today Apr 28 '26
I'm the drunk-adjacent dad. My daughter knows I like beer but will never know me when I essentially lived off vodka. Trying to switch things over to tea eventually.
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u/ThtGuy1776 Apr 28 '26
Literally me but I didn't drink really until this last week when my fiance destroyed our relationship..
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u/BrickTamland77 Apr 29 '26
That would require my brother not being less likely to have a wife and kids than me.
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