Is it really better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all?
This is a picture of the woman that I once loved, and whom once loved me. Life has always been terribly lonely, but there is a distinct tinge of loneliness that can only come from losing someone you love and watching them spiral downwards on their own accord.
This is a woman that wanted to be an entrepreneur, a mother, a botanist, and most importantly... she wanted to be happy and loved. She is the oldest girl in her family who still hasn't had any children, and even considered marrying a man she didn't care much for simply because he was there when the other men in her life had all walked away. She was never popular in school, or after school, but she still desired to make friends and travel and experience the good things in life. She worked long hours at terrible jobs, saving barely enough to cover rent and living expenses. She nearly died in a car accident, and spent months recovering from multiple surgeries, all while her family was by her side.
So many struggles, so many stories, so much experienced in life. And here she is, a young overweight alcoholic on the street, curled up against a dirty wall right by a puddle of her own urine, photographed by the latest man that is paying her bar tab and letting her share his bed. Is this the life that a woman should feel comfortable living?
Do you think she even thinks about being loved? Does she even remember? Does she even care?
Robots, it isn't better to have loved and lost, because when it's all over, she didn't lose anything, even if she is a loser.
Sex is your biological imperative if you can't convince a woman to have sex with me without monetary compensation you've failed.
Gavin King
lol she peed
Samuel Collins
>and whom once loved me reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee~ GTFO
Austin Perry
she just decided to lie down because tired
Tyler Nguyen
It's not better. I mean, there's case-by-case kind of stuff, with this. If mr normie who doesn't sperg out and make people hate him loses his gf on relatively good terms, better than her forgetting he existed if she doesn't just think he's a stupid faggot and that everything she liked about him was mistaken, it was better to have loved, probably, to prove that they're lovable and capable of loving. Most cases that a robot would find himself in, though, it would have been better if he stayed alone.
Christopher Hill
>to prove that they're lovable and capable of loving
This is a reasonable argument, but would really only provide comfort if they could find love again, no?
Jeremiah Russell
I wish I never had a relationship. She left me after three years because she felt I was wasting her time, she wanted friends, parties and all after we started uni. I tried so hard to get things back, and now she's walking around with a smoking guy who's ten years older than her,bald,hairy arms, and a bunch of weird people, I think we all know where this is going to take her, it's so sad brothers...
Nathan Fisher
Loved and lost. Just like it's better to win the lottery and go bankrupt later than be poor all your life. At least you have the memories.
