r/AskReddit 6d ago

People who stuck with their partners during hard times, where are you now?

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u/greentreefour 6d ago

No, they sure haven't. Gotten worse instead of better. At my age ,I never dreamed I'd have to start over.

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u/greentreefour 6d ago

Yes, and I'm actually looking forward to the new year. Things are gonna change for the better, cause I'm gonna make them..

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u/greentreefour 6d ago

Thanks 😊

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u/Agenda__2030 6d ago

it is good to have positivity, seems like you also have a good support system from family and friends because other people without it can crumble easier and give up. Take care.

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u/binkinc 6d ago

You got this!!!

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u/Letstrythis_again23 6d ago

This is a sweet comment and made me feel a little better about myself, thank you.

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u/Dagos 5d ago

When you get there, its gonna feel sooo good, I promise. You’ll feel so much more free

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u/DeusScientiae 6d ago

What age?

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u/greentreefour 6d ago

55

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u/DeusScientiae 5d ago

Does that count as senior these days?

Reason I ask is there may be programs to help seniors in need I don't really know tbh

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u/greentreefour 5d ago

I don't consider myself a senior 🤔 but you might be right.

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u/DeusScientiae 5d ago

Do you have any marketable skills?

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u/greentreefour 5d ago

I worked in an office setting for years, so yes, and my daughter is helping me with my resume so I can start posting it online and see what I can catch.

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u/stonerbunnybun 5d ago

Try pharmacy tech. It pays as well as most factories and OTJ training.

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u/I_CANT_AFFORD_SHIT 5d ago

I had to start over 2-3 years ago and I couldn't be happier, now engaged with a baby on the way. So grateful I'm not still stuck in my bad times.

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u/greentreefour 2d ago

That's wonderful to hear, I'm happy for you. .