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Clever_User_Name wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »Clever_User_Name wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
I take the power out of the word and use it as a positive woo. Like the Nature Boy, Ric Flair.
Yeah! Remember when woo was good! Bring back good woo!
Good woo never left baby! Wooooooooooooooo! (you must read that out loud in the voice of Ric Flair. In honor of International Women's Day, you can use a Charlotte Flair voice as well)
My neighbor probably thinks i fell because i did it really loud1 -
MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »it's my birthday and i'm lowkey annoyed with my fiance because i didn't wake up to a single balloon or card when i told him that i was super excited for this birthday (i'm turning my lucky #, last bday before i'm married, etc.) and he knows i'm really into all that kinda stuff. but then he also shoveled out my car last night (something he usually does so not like he went an extra mile) - not sure if i should be upset with him. it's also TOM so that usually puts me on the verge of tears and usually leaves me unable to react rationally to situations like this.
It's your bday and you can cry if you want to lol
But my 2 cents say, give a guy a break... I suck at that kind of thing, don't think I've ever bought a balloon in my life lol
Happy Bday!
Haha well being in my emotional state, I actually did cry on the bus like a total loser lol
You're right, I should give him the chance to unveil his surprise (assuming there is one)
If not, that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned on her bday (who is also hormonally raging) haha
You're not helping yourself by getting upset like this. The key in life is to not expect anything, then you're not disappointed, like the saying from Shakespeare, "Expectation is the root of all heartache." I have found this to be very true! Keep in mind that people show their love and appreciation differently. If you expect too much and get upset and lash out, then not only are you hurt, but so is he. It's so not worth it. You really have to accept how he chooses to celebrate your birthday, even if that means only saying "Happy birthday, <insert term of endearment here>!"
You're so right. I've had to make it more of a point to manage my expectations but I think I thought my bday could be an exception, but you're right - it's not worth it and I need to accept and be grateful with how he chooses to celebrate
Is he normally the showy type for celebrations? Most people won't change how they show affection just because you think the event is a bigger deal than usual. If he's not normally the flashy romantic type then it's unfair to expect him to be on your birthday.
I mean he does usually knock my socks off, but being it's still early and we have the weekend, I'm thinking I just need to learn some patience lol0 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
here ya go
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638502/the-woo-button#latest
I had no idea this was such a thing.0 -
princess7955 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
here ya go
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638502/the-woo-button#latest
I had no idea this was such a thing.
You should have been around for the mid 2017 woo crisis3 -
Clever_User_Name wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »princess7955 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
here ya go
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638502/the-woo-button#latest
I had no idea this was such a thing.
You should have been around for the mid 2017 woo crisis
I remember that. You know who else remembers?
Rick Flair....?0 -
Clever_User_Name wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »Clever_User_Name wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »princess7955 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
here ya go
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638502/the-woo-button#latest
I had no idea this was such a thing.
You should have been around for the mid 2017 woo crisis
I remember that. You know who else remembers?
Rick Flair....?
I knew something remembered but I couldn't remember0 -
princess7955 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
here ya go
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638502/the-woo-button#latest
I had no idea this was such a thing.
I find it annoying, but on the other hand I have noticed a decrease in mean people threads with the increase in woo hating threads, so maybe there is some good coming of all this?
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CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »princess7955 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
here ya go
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638502/the-woo-button#latest
I had no idea this was such a thing.
You should have been around for the mid 2017 woo crisis
I think all the wwooos were used up here
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laprimaJenny wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »
It's fabulous and more women should do it. A clearer message couldn't be sent.
This must be whats wrong with my marriage! I will make the necessary adjustments
This is passive aggressiveness at its finest.
Is the woo really bad I though it was like woooo she’s hit or he’s hot why is it bad cause I’ve woood a few people thinking it was good.1 -
CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »princess7955 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
here ya go
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638502/the-woo-button#latest
I had no idea this was such a thing.
You should have been around for the mid 2017 woo crisis
I think all the wwooos were used up here
Don't think we didn't use that one. We used ALL the woos0 -
WorkerDrone83 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
I don't know who you are, but I'm digging your common sense this morning.
I totally agree, it doesn't even make sense as a negative connotation0 -
CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »princess7955 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »"Wooing" someones selfie is cruel. It's okay to dislike someone, (we all have someone we dislike) but it's not okay to try to degrade or humiliate them.
The "woo" needs to go! It serves no good purpose here.
here ya go
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638502/the-woo-button#latest
I had no idea this was such a thing.
You should have been around for the mid 2017 woo crisis
I think all the wwooos were used up here
Don't think we didn't use that one. We used ALL the woos
Well it’s the nature boy so I don’t mind seeing them again
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laprimaJenny wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »
It's fabulous and more women should do it. A clearer message couldn't be sent.
This must be whats wrong with my marriage! I will make the necessary adjustments
This is passive aggressiveness at its finest.
:shrug:
(it was too perfect to resists)
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Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »it's my birthday and i'm lowkey annoyed with my fiance because i didn't wake up to a single balloon or card when i told him that i was super excited for this birthday (i'm turning my lucky #, last bday before i'm married, etc.) and he knows i'm really into all that kinda stuff. but then he also shoveled out my car last night (something he usually does so not like he went an extra mile) - not sure if i should be upset with him. it's also TOM so that usually puts me on the verge of tears and usually leaves me unable to react rationally to situations like this.
It's your bday and you can cry if you want to lol
But my 2 cents say, give a guy a break... I suck at that kind of thing, don't think I've ever bought a balloon in my life lol
Happy Bday!
Haha well being in my emotional state, I actually did cry on the bus like a total loser lol
You're right, I should give him the chance to unveil his surprise (assuming there is one)
If not, that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned on her bday (who is also hormonally raging) haha
Nooo lol, I take it back... No crying
See it as an opportunity, bring home balloons and a card and claim its from another guy at work...
I bet he takes you out and buys you a car afterwards
That's awesome.
Wait
.... what kind of car?0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »it's my birthday and i'm lowkey annoyed with my fiance because i didn't wake up to a single balloon or card when i told him that i was super excited for this birthday (i'm turning my lucky #, last bday before i'm married, etc.) and he knows i'm really into all that kinda stuff. but then he also shoveled out my car last night (something he usually does so not like he went an extra mile) - not sure if i should be upset with him. it's also TOM so that usually puts me on the verge of tears and usually leaves me unable to react rationally to situations like this.
It's your bday and you can cry if you want to lol
But my 2 cents say, give a guy a break... I suck at that kind of thing, don't think I've ever bought a balloon in my life lol
Happy Bday!
Haha well being in my emotional state, I actually did cry on the bus like a total loser lol
You're right, I should give him the chance to unveil his surprise (assuming there is one)
If not, that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned on her bday (who is also hormonally raging) haha
Nooo lol, I take it back... No crying
See it as an opportunity, bring home balloons and a card and claim its from another guy at work...
I bet he takes you out and buys you a car afterwards
That's awesome.
Wait
.... what kind of car?
Depends on how many balloons0 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »laprimaJenny wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »
It's fabulous and more women should do it. A clearer message couldn't be sent.
This must be whats wrong with my marriage! I will make the necessary adjustments
This is passive aggressiveness at its finest.
:shrug:
(it was too perfect to resists)
You're a freaking genius... Replace woo with the shrug!
Its my favorite emoji :shrug:
Or give us a shrug emoji, better idea actually1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »laurenbastug wrote: »it's my birthday and i'm lowkey annoyed with my fiance because i didn't wake up to a single balloon or card when i told him that i was super excited for this birthday (i'm turning my lucky #, last bday before i'm married, etc.) and he knows i'm really into all that kinda stuff. but then he also shoveled out my car last night (something he usually does so not like he went an extra mile) - not sure if i should be upset with him. it's also TOM so that usually puts me on the verge of tears and usually leaves me unable to react rationally to situations like this.
It's your bday and you can cry if you want to lol
But my 2 cents say, give a guy a break... I suck at that kind of thing, don't think I've ever bought a balloon in my life lol
Happy Bday!
Haha well being in my emotional state, I actually did cry on the bus like a total loser lol
You're right, I should give him the chance to unveil his surprise (assuming there is one)
If not, that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned on her bday (who is also hormonally raging) haha
Nooo lol, I take it back... No crying
See it as an opportunity, bring home balloons and a card and claim its from another guy at work...
I bet he takes you out and buys you a car afterwards
That's awesome.
Wait
.... what kind of car?
Depends on how many balloons
I read this as : used kia0 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »laprimaJenny wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »
It's fabulous and more women should do it. A clearer message couldn't be sent.
This must be whats wrong with my marriage! I will make the necessary adjustments
This is passive aggressiveness at its finest.
:shrug:
(it was too perfect to resists)
You're a freaking genius... Replace woo with the shrug!
Its my favorite emoji :shrug:
Or give us a shrug emoji, better idea actually
Nooo! If MFP makes a passive-aggressive and condescending 'shrug' reaction, I will spend countless hours teaching myself the necessary skills to hack the site and create a 'throat-punch' button.
So, I hope they don't. That seems like an awful lot of self-training and education that I don't have the time for.1
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