@Reinhard Wolff one more please when the official cut off for discord?

they haven't figured that out yet ^

I want a hat

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Dragon's eye kippot when?

As in the date we'll stop using Discord, @Mikolas?

haha thats good enough answer, @Asatru Artist - MD thanks

@Reinhard Wolff Right!

We haven't set one yet. Too many variables, I'm afraid.

@Reinhard Wolff When pledge halls will be hosted on Mercury/Slack, etc.

take a look at the pic, contact @Deleted User for merch.

@Reinhard Wolff Ah, no worries then.

LOL just watched that Nashville Parthenon video. Very alpha

The next national conference is in the same area (TN/KY) right?

That was a fun orientation. I learned something, even though I have been a memeber for nearly a year. @Reinhard Wolff You do a great job on these chats. Where I work, I usually have to be on an hour long conference call once or twice a month. I can tell you that you do a much better job keeping the listeners engaged than the paid facilitators of my employer. Granted, I find the topics here much more interesting and important, but you are good at what you do.

Thank you, @Rick. Glad you could join us tonight.

Woah!

that flat line concerns me

but it might be temporary because all the MAGA people married to shillary wives finally divorced

@YourFundamentalTheorum We shall see. Apparently millennials are responsible for the drop in the divorce rate.

huh

because they arn'et getting married? 😂

The conservative ones are, the liberal ones aren’t

@YourFundamentalTheorum I thought the same thing, apparently the rate of divorce for married millennials is low so far.

Compared to boomers that is.

heh

Could it be that millenial men are just so cowed and cucked from feminism that they don't know well enough to get divorced?

@Rick Are you suggesting that we don't get married?

no. not at all. sorry. that was poor attempt at humor.

I get it now. Haha. That was very dry.

It's possible that divorce rates are lower for millennials because most of them don't get married in the first place and the ones that do are typically more traditional

Or perhaps because of the decline in “serial divorce”, popularized among the two preceding generations.

I have been divorced once and married twice,

Sorry to hear that.

Relationships are tough.

True

What, in your opinion, is the most difficult aspect of a long-term relationship?

change, or the lack thereof from either partner i think is big.

stagnation can be really bad as well.

(I've been married for 11 years, with my wife for 16 years...first/only marriage, btw)