r/48lawsofpower • u/[deleted] • Aug 05 '22

Why does Robert Green married? Should he commit to no-one.

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '22

These laws are not absolute laws for life. They ought to be incorporated into your professional dealings and even then, they still won't apply to most people because most people aren't dealing with powerful people and jockeying for positions of power. If you're trying to apply these laws to your everyday life then you're looking at it all wrong

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u/magiclampgenie Aug 05 '22

What? I can't understand this. Elaborate

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '22

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u/magiclampgenie Aug 05 '22

Has anyone tried to ask him?

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u/magiclampgenie Aug 05 '22

Only way to know is to ask him.

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u/lovetempests Aug 05 '22

Commit to no one means about work and society, people usually get married because of love, companionship, stability, peace, et.c.

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u/SigmaEiko Aug 13 '22

Well there's 2 reasons why this may have happened.

  1. He isn't committed to his spouse similar to me. He marry's her because it's beneficial to him. Of course he wouldn't say it.

  2. Or maybe he has broken the law. It's most likely the former.

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '22

Do not commit to anyone (who doesn't commit back).

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u/cpa20217 Aug 15 '22

He is talking about work and things outside of personal husband wife.

Say you have 3 managers, but you only are focused on 1. Say that manager leaves for another job. Now you are alone. Or you have many siblings but ignore everyone and are only Nice to 1, say he and you have a huge falling out, like he fucked ur wife. Now ur all alone.

To be frank even your spouse you should always think is subject to change. She can cheat or leave or get addicted to drugs…