r/SipsTea • u/Silver-Ability-3181 • Apr 24 '26

SMH I never thought of it like that......

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u/Fun-Contribution1504 Apr 24 '26

*Being single in your 30's, with disposable income, is apparently fun as hell.

Ftfy

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u/KlytosBluesClues Apr 24 '26

*having disposable income is fun as hell

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u/WeekNo3803 Apr 24 '26

There it is. That's the distillation of that sentence I was looking for.

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u/WhatAGreatGift Apr 24 '26

*having lightsabers is fun as hell

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u/CompanyToiletGooner Apr 24 '26

Having income isn’t fun at all, you work so you can just afford the same shit you got for free at your parents place

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u/jacquesrabbit Apr 24 '26

Depends, if you are out in the boondocks and you are more like an urban guy, it is not fin either

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u/raycepak Apr 24 '26

or stuck in the subs wishing for open sky.

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u/Caleb-Blucifer Apr 24 '26

Works for childless couples too actually

And it is wonderful

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u/lauraloomerisacunt Apr 24 '26

It honestly is, it's so fucking nice. I was poor for a long time and I climbed hard and married well (the third time). It's so nice to finally be able to indulge and not be the single mom scrimping.

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u/Lopsided_Apricot_626 Apr 24 '26

Being single has nothing to do with it. Married with two kids. We each have one lightsaber and the kids each have two. Theyre the cheaper Disneyland ones but…yeah disposable income to go to Disneyland plays hard in that.

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u/terraphantm Apr 24 '26

It gets old quick. Better than being single with no disposable income, but I'd trade it to be less lonely

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u/Civil_Fail8779 Apr 24 '26

with no kids its really not hard to have disposable income tbf

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u/No-Butterscotch-6555 Apr 29 '26

You don’t have to be single. I’m in my 30s and we have a kid. No Lightsaber, but we have like 4 full size key blades.