I think the term "there’s someone for everyone" is a lie

I've known and met people who are still alone. They have things like:

- Severe physical disabilities that require a lot of care
- Mental disabilities that they make no effort to control
- Abusive anger
- Extremist views and want anyone who does not agree dead
- A lazy mindset and they refuse to work hard and keep leeching off friends

They're all bitter and mad at love or the opposite gender and wonder why they always get rejected. I really feel like these people are just un-dateable, which is why many reject or avoid them. What stinks is while some of these people can correct their situation (and yet refuse) some of them were just born unlucky. While that sucks, I feel like they need to deal with the cards they're dealt. They need to learn to live with being single instead of blaming everything else and sucking all the positivity out of the room with their love and gender bashing.

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  • I don't care either way. I simply don't keep company with someone that annoys me. What others do in their own home or what they believe is their own business.

    What I find interesting is why these people get to you? Surely you can live your life in peace? Maybe move if you live in a neighborhood full of people you don't like. Its what I have done in the past.

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  • It’s not wise for some people to be in a relationship, I agree.

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  • chuy

    I agree with you OP.

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  • FromTheSouthWeirdMan

    Because nowadays everyones a victim. No matter what happens its never their fault. That mindset is cancer too. They dont realize their mindset is why they're not successful.

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  • mauzi

    The point is that they are not the only one with those exact problems. The reality though is that most of us would never find our "soulmate" type of person because that would require getting know everyone in the world. People who are happily married / paired just have a higher tolerance I suppose

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  • Grunewald

    What about those who fall into none of these categories...?

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    • TheMightyOz

      You mean like guys that have rubber tubes up their cocks like me? Well we know it is a cruel lie. We also know the intense feeling of patheticness that curses us for no fault of our own. We know that God doesn't care.

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      • Primus

        Rubber tube?

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        • TheMightyOz

          Here is a picture of what I live with every day.

          https://cdn3.volusion.com/nqpvm.detql/v/vspfiles/photos/HE-26104-2.jpg

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      • curious-bunny

        I always forget about and your tube, can you even get hard?

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        • TheMightyOz

          Not anymore. The rubber tube must be changed every 3 weeks. After it is removed, a new one must be inserted immediately.

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  • RoseIsabella

    I'm with you, man. I support your assertions.

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  • brutus

    Its a liberal lie.

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    • ShrekFecker

      Liberal here. OP is right and no one wants to date an angry extremist.

      Can we just... not make *everything* political?

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    • TheBlindInquisitor

      ?

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  • leggs91200

    I do believe there is someone for everyone. However, many of us see our prospective "someones" and decide it is not worth it.

    I have heard a few times that roughly 95 percent of the population wants to date the other 5%. In other words, roughly 19 out of 20 want someone out of their league.

    How many neckbeards won't settle for a woman because she's too fat, has kids, or just isn't good looking enough? While it is true that most men do not want that but for most, it is their dating pool.

    Or what about women who are fat, unattractive, have kids, etc? Even if a man is interested in her, he doesn't want to be seen with her.

    Side note - Women don't seem to have shame about who they are seen with for some reason.

    Now MY dating pool looks like Jeff Bezos (Amazon CEO) net worth -
    A one, a couple fives, and tons of zeros. Oh yes the zeros.
    Even when I was young and at my best, my selection sucked.
    Today, I do not bother trying to date because I am not looking to uproot my life over some dude or piece of ass that won't be worth a damn.

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    • SwickDinging

      I agree with a lot of what you've said here. It is often men who want someone who is seemingly out of their league. But I think this is partly due to men and women seeing leagues differently - it's fine for a beautiful woman to go out with a short fat ugly dude as long as he's got a high power job and a lot of money. That makes him a catch. Conversely the men will judge the woman purely on her physical attractiveness. That sets her league and there's not much she could achieve in life to change it.

      It's not everyone of course, but seems to be the majority.

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  • TheBlindInquisitor

    I agree an individual male or female has to make an effort to find someone. Fate is bs.

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  • Tealights

    Darwinism is a bitch.

    Who wants to put up with a lazy partner who wont work? Who wants to get beat and yelled at by their partner with anger issues? Who wants to be a yes-man/woman and have no opinion so they can feed their partner's ego? Lastly, who wants to deal with crazy mental disorders that a person refuses to acknowledge? No sensible person would want these.

    The only one on your list that's acceptable are those born with genetic physical defects that require a lot of care. Though their chances of reproducing are slim, they can still try to make the most of life if possible.

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  • dimwitted

    Can't 2 weirdos find each other? Or do they just irritate one another too much?

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  • SwickDinging

    I agree with all but the first one. I don't think someone having severe physical disabilities makes them undatable. There are people who will see past that. There are even people who have a weird mummy complex who would prefer to be a caregiver than a traditional partner. Also a physical disability could happen to anyone at any time. If my husband suddenly became severely disabled for some reason and I had to dress him every morning and wipe his ass for him then I certainly wouldn't leave him. It would be hard and it would get me down but I'd still love him and I'd cope with it. I think an awful lot of people would do it for love.

    The other ones though... Yeah. I agree that they're probably undatable.

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    • brutus

      A woman's husband had been slipping in and out of a coma for several months. One day, he motioned for her to come nearer. As she sat by him, he whispered, eyes full of tears, "You know what? You have been with me all through the bad times. When I got fired, you were there to support me. When my business failed, you were there. When I got shot, you were by my side. When we lost the house, you stayed right here. When my health started failing, you were still by my side.... You know what?"

      "What dear?" she asked gently.

      "I think you're bad luck. Get the fuck away from me."

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      • SwickDinging

        Hahaha

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      • TheBlindInquisitor

        Lol

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  • Grunewald

    And if you're blessed with a happy relationship why should the onus be on the have-nots to 'suck it up' rather than on the haves to show understanding? What is an annoying little complaint for you is for them, the closest substitute for satisfaction that they have. It's a small thing to endure the complaint, but being repeatedly silenced in their pain breaks a person's spirit.

    I'm sitting on a bench eating lunch and the bench has been designed so that it's impossible for a person to lie down on it. What's worse, depriving a person who has nothing of a place to lay their head, or making a place look 'untidy'?

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    • mauzi

      The "haves" are showing understanding with sayings like the one in the title. That is how they see it, what more can they do? Invite you to join their relationship? It's up to the "have-nots" to manage their own lives however they see fit.

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  • SKDM007

    people nowadays have fucked up priorities and standards
    most girls wouldnt go for guys with a mental health condition because he isnt manly enough, they wouldnt go for a guy with medical issues because its a sign of "weak"
    very ridiculous, this is why the 60s was better as personality was what everyone went for and not if you had abs etc

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    • Primus

      In the 60's they would have called you crazy or deformed.

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  • someonespecial9

    as said in friends, the world has lots of ice cream, so take a spoon and dive in

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  • LloydAsher

    Theres a personality for everyone. Wether or not you are going to like thier face is another thing entirely

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  • Doesnormalmatter

    I think I agree but I'm skeptical. There really isn't anyway to know.

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