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True Confessions - Don't Judge
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TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."TeacupsAndToning wrote: »_har_T_Swallow wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."
always thought that "no" is one of the strongest and best words to keep in your vocabulary. its an awful word at times but it does harden you.
True. This is also why I'm very open about how much I love being at home. Quite often if someone is going to ask me to hang out they know me well enough to know that I just might not want to and to not take it personally.
This. My friends know how introverted I am and they always give me an out. But if they're more persistent than usual, an "I'd love to come, buuuut I don't want to" usually works.
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caco_ethes wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."TeacupsAndToning wrote: »_har_T_Swallow wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."
always thought that "no" is one of the strongest and best words to keep in your vocabulary. its an awful word at times but it does harden you.
True. This is also why I'm very open about how much I love being at home. Quite often if someone is going to ask me to hang out they know me well enough to know that I just might not want to and to not take it personally.
This. My friends know how introverted I am and they always give me an out. But if they're more persistent than usual, an "I'd love to come, buuuut I don't want to" usually works.
I have the opposite problem i want to go out and have no friends! Or time! Or babysitter1 -
@captainfantastic94 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."TeacupsAndToning wrote: »_har_T_Swallow wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."
always thought that "no" is one of the strongest and best words to keep in your vocabulary. its an awful word at times but it does harden you.
True. This is also why I'm very open about how much I love being at home. Quite often if someone is going to ask me to hang out they know me well enough to know that I just might not want to and to not take it personally.
This. My friends know how introverted I am and they always give me an out. But if they're more persistent than usual, an "I'd love to come, buuuut I don't want to" usually works.
I have the opposite problem i want to go out and have no friends! Or time! Or babysitter
Oh! I meant to tell you who you remind me of. Ever heard of Jacob Laukaitis? He's a Lithuanian youtuber, I'm sure you have.
Anyway, I watched a video of his last night and he reminded me so much of you. His personality specifically, although a little in appearance too. You should check him out, he's the most likeable (likable?) guy ever! 3 -
caco_ethes wrote: »@captainfantastic94 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."TeacupsAndToning wrote: »_har_T_Swallow wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."
always thought that "no" is one of the strongest and best words to keep in your vocabulary. its an awful word at times but it does harden you.
True. This is also why I'm very open about how much I love being at home. Quite often if someone is going to ask me to hang out they know me well enough to know that I just might not want to and to not take it personally.
This. My friends know how introverted I am and they always give me an out. But if they're more persistent than usual, an "I'd love to come, buuuut I don't want to" usually works.
I have the opposite problem i want to go out and have no friends! Or time! Or babysitter
Oh! I meant to tell you who you remind me of. Ever heard of Jacob Laukaitis? He's a Lithuanian youtuber, I'm sure you have. Anyway, I watched a video of his last night and he reminded me so much of you. His personality specifically, although a little in appearance too. You should check him out, he's the most likeable (likable?) guy ever!
The cheese factor in the couple of minutes i watched was great, i love it, will deffinately check out more of him, his videos are also better than mine1 -
captainfantastic94 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »@captainfantastic94 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."TeacupsAndToning wrote: »_har_T_Swallow wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."
always thought that "no" is one of the strongest and best words to keep in your vocabulary. its an awful word at times but it does harden you.
True. This is also why I'm very open about how much I love being at home. Quite often if someone is going to ask me to hang out they know me well enough to know that I just might not want to and to not take it personally.
This. My friends know how introverted I am and they always give me an out. But if they're more persistent than usual, an "I'd love to come, buuuut I don't want to" usually works.
I have the opposite problem i want to go out and have no friends! Or time! Or babysitter
Oh! I meant to tell you who you remind me of. Ever heard of Jacob Laukaitis? He's a Lithuanian youtuber, I'm sure you have. Anyway, I watched a video of his last night and he reminded me so much of you. His personality specifically, although a little in appearance too. You should check him out, he's the most likeable (likable?) guy ever!
The cheese factor in the couple of minutes i watched was great, i love it, will deffinately check out more of him, his videos are also better than mine
He's just got this super outgoing personality and zest for life, i love him!0 -
caco_ethes wrote: »captainfantastic94 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »@captainfantastic94 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."TeacupsAndToning wrote: »_har_T_Swallow wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »Sometimes I wish that I was still a kid just so that I could use the excuse of, "my mom says I can't go," when someone invites me to do something and I don't want to.
Now I have to make up my own excuse because for some reason people get offended when you say, "sorry, but I'm going to stay home and do nothing rather than spend time with you."
always thought that "no" is one of the strongest and best words to keep in your vocabulary. its an awful word at times but it does harden you.
True. This is also why I'm very open about how much I love being at home. Quite often if someone is going to ask me to hang out they know me well enough to know that I just might not want to and to not take it personally.
This. My friends know how introverted I am and they always give me an out. But if they're more persistent than usual, an "I'd love to come, buuuut I don't want to" usually works.
I have the opposite problem i want to go out and have no friends! Or time! Or babysitter
Oh! I meant to tell you who you remind me of. Ever heard of Jacob Laukaitis? He's a Lithuanian youtuber, I'm sure you have. Anyway, I watched a video of his last night and he reminded me so much of you. His personality specifically, although a little in appearance too. You should check him out, he's the most likeable (likable?) guy ever!
The cheese factor in the couple of minutes i watched was great, i love it, will deffinately check out more of him, his videos are also better than mine
He's just got this super outgoing personality and zest for life, i love him!
Thanks for showing that to me1 -
I keep my earbuds in at work pretty much all day, but sometimes, I'm just pretending I have something playing so I "can't hear" certain coworkers trying to get my attention for small talk. I even do fake headbobs occasionally, like I'm reeaaalllyyyy into the music. It works most of the time.3
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TeinyWinehausen wrote: »I was on here, then I wasn't and now I'm on here again.
Welcome back!!2 -
This one's terrible, but I'll put it out there in hopes that it will motivate me not to do it again.
This morning I went to the gym, saw that all the squat racks were taken, and just hit the showers and came to work instead. Looks like I'll be working out this afternoon.0 -
I confess that i am shy to meet new people but would love to meet new friends. I am open once i geg to know the person
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I'm annoyed because I want to eat what I want, but doing so has made me where I am now. Overweight and with a gallbladder that hates me.0
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@abetterme9366 wrote: »I confess I am ready for menopause. The older I get the worse my cramps get. I can't tell if I'm going to *kitten* my pants or throw up. But I want it to stop.
If you can find a way to do both at the same time, America's Got Talent may be interested.0 -
I gotta take a shìt at work, but the restroom is very close to all of the offices and I don't want everyone to smell my purge.0
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just when i thought i said all i could say, my chick on the side said she got one on the way!6
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IC I'm now hungry for some Thai duck, never had it but it looks good1
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abetterme9366 wrote: »I confess I am ready for menopause. The older I get the worse my cramps get. I can't tell if I'm going to *kitten* my pants or throw up. But I want it to stop.
I had that problem when I was a teenager, except I would literally get sick. The pill helped me so much with that!! Haven't gotten sick due to PMS since.0 -
IC I didn't realize anyone was talking here until I randomly went in to the thread.4
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I confess that the people at the gym having secret flings are almost as obvious as the ones doing it here on MFP. Watching the sideways glances that they don't think anyone notices is like reading the vague posts that we aren't supposed to realize are for someone else here.
What?! Your gym sounds so much more exciting than mine.2 -
I confess that I really hate my job and wish I could workout full-time for a living.
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I once wore MC Hammer pants to a New Kids concert.8
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