Has anyone given up on relationships as a consequence of scientific/mathematical pursuit?

Has anyone given up on relationships as a consequence of scientific/mathematical pursuit?

>given up
You are assuming we had a chance to begin with.

Give up most of your limited time for pussy and for a boring ass conversation partner

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explore mathematics / science.

Make you're choice and take into account the fact that time is the most precious resource a human can have and that every other resource (happiness, money, whatever) is generated by converting it to them through effort.

I posted something very similar to this a week ago and I got a warning.

>explore mathematics
L O L

Relationships just seem like a meme that exists because a society can only exist if people are somehow nudged towards having kids and raising them. However, that it helps society survive doesn't mean it makes you happy personally and once you actually have kids and find out it sucks: gotcha, there's no going back. For a lot of people this meme is a parasite.

So far I've only turned down relationship chances because it seemed obvious they wouldn't work out and would bring me frustration, if there was a chance for a successful relationship I would not give it up. I'm the worst procrastinator ever so the time I'd dedicate to it would probably be wasted either way.

Why would you center your life around one other person? Imagine having a group of friends and then one of them asking you to spend less time with your other friends and more with him. Kind of a dick move. Don't put all your apples in one basket, but do try to cultivate reliable friendships, I'd say.

They're not mutually exclusive if the partners you have are also genuine friends of yours. In essence, it means you'll have a more fulfilling relationship that's more likely to fall in line with your interests if you date people you met for purposes other than dating them.

If you do meet someone just to date them, you probably just want to fuck. For that, a hurdle might be mutually realizing that that's what the relationship is all about. If you tell them outright, they might not be happy about it. However, if you identify something about yourself that makes them disinterested (i.e., self-investment in math & science, lack of communication, anime) and exhibit enough of that quirk to slightly perturb them without hurting them, you can come to the mutual agreement that a relationship isn't the right way to go. In this way, you're more likely to acquire a fuck buddy who wouldn't have otherwise agreed to it, and you're also much less likely to get bad exes in my experience.

We didn't evolve to progress science. That's why most people in here are permavirgins. It's very rare for superior genes to be passed on.