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Dating in 2050
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John Marston
GAF's very own treasure goblin
I will be 82 in 2050.
And hopefully dead thank Gawd
And hopefully dead thank Gawd
kanjobazooie
Mouse Ball Fetishist
My chronophobia is tingling. 
John Marston
GAF's very own treasure goblin
My last serious relationship ended in 1999.
I decided then that I was done. Not bitter or sad, just done
As I grew older I noticed my need for female companionship fading. A drop in testosterone maybe? Been there done that? Or focus on me and on my happiness.
Even in my 20's as much as I was sexual with my girlfriends it never was the only thing that kept us together.
Now at 54 years old I do miss the intimacy of spooning when sleeping sometimes but nothing else really.
Over those solitary years I've learned to know myself and love myself like no other chick could.
So of course I don't see myself dating at 82 years old in 2050 but I sure hope my PSVR45 allows me to sleep comfy spooning with a young Diane Keaton
I decided then that I was done. Not bitter or sad, just done
As I grew older I noticed my need for female companionship fading. A drop in testosterone maybe? Been there done that? Or focus on me and on my happiness.
Even in my 20's as much as I was sexual with my girlfriends it never was the only thing that kept us together.
Now at 54 years old I do miss the intimacy of spooning when sleeping sometimes but nothing else really.
Over those solitary years I've learned to know myself and love myself like no other chick could.
So of course I don't see myself dating at 82 years old in 2050 but I sure hope my PSVR45 allows me to sleep comfy spooning with a young Diane Keaton
Never too late bro.My last serious relationship ended in 1999.
I decided then that I was done. Not bitter or sad, just done
As I grew older I noticed my need for female companionship fading. A drop in testosterone maybe? Been there done that? Or focus on me and on my happiness.
Even in my 20's as much as I was sexual with my girlfriends it never was the only thing that kept us together.
Now at 54 years old I do miss the intimacy of spooning when sleeping sometimes but nothing else really.
Over those solitary years I've learned to know myself and love myself like no other chick could.
So of course I don't see myself dating at 82 years old in 2050 but I sure hope my PSVR45 allows me to sleep comfy spooning with a young Diane Keaton
Chiggs
Member
So of course I don't see myself dating at 82 years old in 2050 but I sure hope my PSVR45 allows me to sleep comfy spooning with a young Diane Keaton
I'm fairly confident that sex/companion robots will be socially acceptable 10-15 years from now. Who needs VR?!
The Pleasure
Member
The future of the future still contains the past
Time goes faster girlfriends younger
Time goes faster girlfriends younger
Dirk Benedict
Member
My last serious relationship ended in 1999.
I decided then that I was done. Not bitter or sad, just done
As I grew older I noticed my need for female companionship fading. A drop in testosterone maybe? Been there done that? Or focus on me and on my happiness.
Even in my 20's as much as I was sexual with my girlfriends it never was the only thing that kept us together.
Now at 54 years old I do miss the intimacy of spooning when sleeping sometimes but nothing else really.
Over those solitary years I've learned to know myself and love myself like no other chick could.
So of course I don't see myself dating at 82 years old in 2050 but I sure hope my PSVR45 allows me to sleep comfy spooning with a young Diane Keaton
I feel almost the same as you do, but... I do want to give it one more shot. My last relationship ended on a solmen, but mutually positive note.
Before that, I was thinking I wouldn't do any more serious shit or even aspire to get married. While I see marriage as something I nearly feel completely against, because of the societal reasons that favor females over males in such a situation, I am content with having a long time partner who is loving, loyal and simple in nature.
I'd like to find someone who is self aware, mostly resistant to societal trends, humorous, intelligent and someone who thinks critically for themselves.
They don't have to like video games. If we share some of the same interests? That's enough. I think one of the more powerful reasons for taking on a serious relationship is if I feel the other person's intent and goal for us aligns with mine. Nothing has to be perfect or exact to what I want. I am flexible but SOOOOO fucking cautious.
Con-Z-epT
Live from NeoGAF, it's Friday Night!
The video is funny, to be expected (to some degree) and sad at the same time.
Nothing will ever be as exciting as to walk up to a girl you never met before and find attractive, to start a conversation. While rejection happens fairly often it also lead to some of the best experiences in my life and ultimately to the relationship i have today.
Will be interesting as to how technology will shape and shift the perception of meeting people and getting into a relationship. I think the video isn't that far off in some situations.
Nothing will ever be as exciting as to walk up to a girl you never met before and find attractive, to start a conversation. While rejection happens fairly often it also lead to some of the best experiences in my life and ultimately to the relationship i have today.
Will be interesting as to how technology will shape and shift the perception of meeting people and getting into a relationship. I think the video isn't that far off in some situations.
Con-Z-epT
Live from NeoGAF, it's Friday Night!
My last serious relationship ended in 1999.
I decided then that I was done. Not bitter or sad, just done
As I grew older I noticed my need for female companionship fading. A drop in testosterone maybe? Been there done that? Or focus on me and on my happiness.
Even in my 20's as much as I was sexual with my girlfriends it never was the only thing that kept us together.
Now at 54 years old I do miss the intimacy of spooning when sleeping sometimes but nothing else really.
Over those solitary years I've learned to know myself and love myself like no other chick could.
So of course I don't see myself dating at 82 years old in 2050 but I sure hope my PSVR45 allows me to sleep comfy spooning with a young Diane Keaton
You can get used to everything in your life but that doesn't mean you should. A relationship will never be easy and is destined to compromise on many things. However i strongly believe that you will gain much more than you loose when you find someone to love. Life has proven that to me time and time again.
So don't shut yourself off, in terms of finding the right person, no matter your age.