Guys/Girls: What is your real opinion on..
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hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
So this isn’t complete innuendo? 🤨
Excuse the Space Jam out of you, I am the most wholesome person on this entire website.2 -
hawkeye45_ wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
Wait AND participate? Why tho 🤔
Because bonding is nice sometimes!
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hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
It depends...Is it at my house or his?0 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
It depends...Is it at my house or his?
Does that affect your answer?0 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
Wait AND participate? Why tho 🤔
Because bonding is nice sometimes!
Ew
Begone with your negativity!0 -
hawkeye45_ wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
Wait AND participate? Why tho 🤔
Because bonding is nice sometimes!
Ew
Begone with your negativity!
It's not negative, it's a different point of view and also a joke.1 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
Wait AND participate? Why tho 🤔
Because bonding is nice sometimes!
Ew
Begone with your negativity!
It's not negative, it's a different point of view and also a joke.
Begone with your jokes that I didn't get!3 -
hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
If it's at MY house I definitely pitch in.
I've lived this many times. The SO has all of the experience, tools and equipment to do any home improvement project. (He built his own house, by himself.) When my house needs a repair, he does the skill part and I do the easy stuff until it gets to the point where skill is required again. So when half my bathroom had to be gutted and redone, he did the wall replacement, the plumbing and the glass block window (although I had to clean all the glass blocks after they came out before they could be reused) and then I was the one who placed all the tile and did the grout. He installed the grab bars after the tile was done.1 -
hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
Well, I'd like to join in. Could be fun.0 -
hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
Why would I want to do it if they can do it better and sooner? Unless it's something I want input on, like colors/styles of home improvement projects.1 -
Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
I'm down for most DYI projects... as long as it doesn't involve electrical stuff. Nearly electrocuted myself once, not eager to give it another shot...Motorsheen wrote: »(...) just hire someone who can do the project right the first time (...)0 -
Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
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I prefer random memes or news tidbits in addition to setting up dates. If it goes more than a couple days without anything from either of us, I send something funny just to see if there's still engagement there or whether I'm being ghosted.
If I had to pick strictly between the two, daily good mornings for me.
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Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
I'm down for most DYI projects... as long as it doesn't involve electrical stuff. Nearly electrocuted myself once, not eager to give it another shot...Motorsheen wrote: »(...) just hire someone who can do the project right the first time (...)
Good morning and good night texts are too much 😣1 -
Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
I'm down for most DYI projects... as long as it doesn't involve electrical stuff. Nearly electrocuted myself once, not eager to give it another shot...Motorsheen wrote: »(...) just hire someone who can do the project right the first time (...)
Good morning and good night texts are too much 😣
I text and would like texts all day long...including good morning and good night 😬5 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
I'm down for most DYI projects... as long as it doesn't involve electrical stuff. Nearly electrocuted myself once, not eager to give it another shot...Motorsheen wrote: »(...) just hire someone who can do the project right the first time (...)
Good morning and good night texts are too much 😣
I text and would like texts all day long...including good morning and good night 😬
Thats too much pressure! 😅1 -
hawkeye45_ wrote: »Gals:
Say you have a home improvement project that you want done and your significant other has all of the experience, tools, and equipment to get it done by themselves. Do you prefer them to do it all by themselves sooner, or would you rather wait until you both have a day off and get it done together?
Get 'er done together as long as they don't mind it taking a smidgen longer since I like to learn and will ask questions.Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
Are the texts needy because they are daily? Is minimum comms only for setting up logistics?
I live blissfully in grey areas so it really depends but if it's truly this either/or scenario, then logistics only.
Caveat: he will need to adjust to my answering such texts only in 3-act emoji structure which he will need to decipher without my assistance.
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Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
I'm down for most DYI projects... as long as it doesn't involve electrical stuff. Nearly electrocuted myself once, not eager to give it another shot...Motorsheen wrote: »(...) just hire someone who can do the project right the first time (...)
You said it yourself: Too damn needy. If you have something to share, an interesting story or want to talk to me about something serious, that's fine, but I despise texting people just to say "hello" or "what's up?" especially if it's a person I'm intimately involved with. It just comes across as controlling, desperate and unwarranted and is likely to net you a one way ticket out of my life.3 -
I'll get all warm and fuzzy initially about frequent texting, but there's a wall that will pop up a little over a week in when it goes from endearing to exhausting unless discussion topics are deep and meaningful.
The guy I'm dating figured out quickly that I need space after we spend a significant amount of time together. A minimum of approx 2 days with zero contact.
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How would you feel if you're dating/invested/married to someone that doesn't slash and burn all prior contacts and will cordially respond to any text/call that might be received? Is there a different standard for dating/committed/married?0 -
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How would you feel if you're dating/invested/married to someone that doesn't slash and burn all prior contacts and will cordially respond to any text/call that might be received? Is there a different standard for dating/committed/married?
Doesn't bother me. My SO is friendly with all of his former friends still, all of whom he had before we ever started dating. Even women who have shared a passing interest in him, it still doesn't bother me that they communicate, are friends, etc. And for some of them, we've become friends over the years as well, so yeah, that's been kinda nice.
I wouldn't ask a potential date/partner to slash and burn prior contacts. Not my place and honestly? If I had so many issues that I would only feel comfortable if they did that? That would be a giant red flag that either something is wrong with the relationship already or that something is wrong with me that I need to work on.4 -
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How would you feel if you're dating/invested/married to someone that doesn't slash and burn all prior contacts and will cordially respond to any text/call that might be received? Is there a different standard for dating/committed/married?
I figure if they are in a relationship with me, then it’s because they choose me. Who they talk to or spend time with is their choice
In general I question the wisdom of making people sever contact though. Forbidden fruit and all that2 -
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I'll get all warm and fuzzy initially about frequent texting, but there's a wall that will pop up a little over a week in when it goes from endearing to exhausting unless discussion topics are deep and meaningful.
The guy I'm dating figured out quickly that I need space after we spend a significant amount of time together. A minimum of approx 2 days with zero contact.
I don’t consider myself an introvert but this is so me.0 -
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How would you feel if you're dating/invested/married to someone that doesn't slash and burn all prior contacts and will cordially respond to any text/call that might be received? Is there a different standard for dating/committed/married?
I don't think it's necessary to do all that. I'm on and off freinds with a few of my exs and guys and girls who are interested.
A girl that I used to party with recently got engaged and got rid of her whole Fb because of it. 🤔
I have only asked once for a ex to stop being friends with someone once but she was actively hitting on him and sending him pictures of her in her underwear so I feel that that is different.2 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
I'm down for most DYI projects... as long as it doesn't involve electrical stuff. Nearly electrocuted myself once, not eager to give it another shot...Motorsheen wrote: »(...) just hire someone who can do the project right the first time (...)
Good morning and good night texts are too much 😣
I text and would like texts all day long...including good morning and good night 😬
I'm the same way. And when I meet someone new, I wanna get all up in them DM's and actually see what kind of person they are. Learn about them, the names of their pets, their mother's maiden name, their favorite subject in high school.
Ya know basic stuff.3 -
hawkeye45_ wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Girls:
Do you prefer daily needy "Hello" texts or the strict minimum communication necessary to set up dates?
I'm down for most DYI projects... as long as it doesn't involve electrical stuff. Nearly electrocuted myself once, not eager to give it another shot...Motorsheen wrote: »(...) just hire someone who can do the project right the first time (...)
Good morning and good night texts are too much 😣
I text and would like texts all day long...including good morning and good night 😬
I'm the same way. And when I meet someone new, I wanna get all up in them DM's and actually see what kind of person they are. Learn about them, the names of their pets, their mother's maiden name, their favorite subject in high school.
Ya know basic stuff.
But this is okay. You're actually wanting to know about the person, not just randomly "checking in" and getting mad when they don't text you "good morning" back. What you're talking about usually leads to actual conversation.
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I'll get all warm and fuzzy initially about frequent texting, but there's a wall that will pop up a little over a week in when it goes from endearing to exhausting unless discussion topics are deep and meaningful.
The guy I'm dating figured out quickly that I need space after we spend a significant amount of time together. A minimum of approx 2 days with zero contact.
What a perfect description. A wall pops up, exactly. It’s just too much. I feel rude but sometimes i just can’t be chatty at all0 -
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you're in the car driving with your bae on a nice saturday evening. maybe down to the local sonic to get an ice cream cone or something. its been a good day. you've got your bluetooth connected to the stereo and your music on shuffle. one of your favorite tracks comes on and you turn it up a notch.
bae leans over and turns the volume back down and says "ugh i hate that stupid song"
wyd?4 -
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you're in the car driving with your bae on a nice saturday evening. maybe down to the local sonic to get an ice cream cone or something. its been a good day. you've got your bluetooth connected to the stereo and your music on shuffle. one of your favorite tracks comes on and you turn it up a notch.
bae leans over and turns the volume back down and says "ugh i hate that stupid song"
wyd?
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