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Jordan Peterson had a pretty blunt take on marriage and timing: “You only get about five chances in your life.” He pointed out that it especially applies to women because of biology. It takes roughly a year to truly know someone, then there’s recovery time after a breakup, then time to meet someone new. Before you know it, years have slipped by. His advice? When you find someone solid who checks the boxes, don’t overthink it, get on with it. This one really stuck with me. In today’s world of endless swiping and “there’s always someone better,” it’s a sobering reminder that time isn’t infinite, especially if you want kids. A lot of people are delaying serious relationships, only to realize later that the options have narrowed. Peterson’s point cuts through the romantic daydreaming with cold realism. What do you think, is the “five chances” idea too harsh, or does it feel realistic?

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197,250 views • 3 years ago