He's/She's Just Not That Into You
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leut_underpants wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »
You're so mean. And it was Mandy. She was his dog. He wrote that song for her. Didn't you watch his interview on the Today Show?
Time for fact checking...
I'm not mean. At least not right now. :flowerforyou:
The song was originally Brandy, not recorded first by Manilow, and thus not about Manilow's anything. He didn't write it, he only changed the name and covered it.
The original writer has clarified that the song wasn't about a dog, that was only a ruse to get rid of a reporter.
I've only watched the Today show as a captive in a dentist's chair. I find it incredibly shallow television.
I have no idea about Mandy's or dogs or Barry Manilow, but I do know how to page @newmeadow aaaaand be unintentionally mean.
Damn, Leut! Who knew you were the resident Manilow expert?0 -
Avocado_AS5 wrote: »If they're selfish in bed.
Truth!0 -
AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: »_Maid_of_Mischief_ wrote: »
It's a work in progress.
Umm, good luck with your endeavor towards finding perfection. 😁😁
Thanks. With 7 billion people in the world, I'm sure I can find one or two that fit the bill.
AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
You're single aren't you? 😂😆 kidding..
Jo!! HAaahah I thought something very similar! What a list bro.
Yes, I am single, but I'd rather be single and content (which I am) than dating and miserable, and I find it sad that people seem to think that being in a relationship requires some measure of selling out. There is a reason people have standards, and I've seen too many friends and family members in *kitten* relationships because they are afraid to be alone so they lower their standards and expectations, which is monumentally stupid. Relationships should make you happy; they should make you feel good, not stressed out and not like you compromised yourself, but too many people are quick to do that out of desperation, and then justify it to themselves in some fashion or other. That doesn't include when the investment model kicks in and people stay in relationships simply because of the amount of time they've spent in it - again, monumentally stupid.
Think about all the relationships you've been in and think about how they impacted the subsequent relationship - you avoided the things you didn't like in previous relationships when going into the new one, and you kept an eye out for any appearance of these things (because people are just so full of artifice when first dating), so everyone has a list of things that are acceptable and unacceptable (and the unacceptable can be divided into hard and soft limits) when it comes to dating, and this list is based on past experience of what made you unhappy in previous relationships - why repeat the past if it made you so effing miserable the first time around?
Dude. I'm tryin' to watch porn over here..you're killing my boner.
The things I do for my friends...
*commences fluffing*1 -
_Maid_of_Mischief_ wrote: »
It's a work in progress.
Umm, good luck with your endeavor towards finding perfection. 😁😁
Thanks. With 7 billion people in the world, I'm sure I can find one or two that fit the bill.AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
You're single aren't you? 😂😆 kidding..
Jo!! HAaahah I thought something very similar! What a list bro.
Yes, I am single, but I'd rather be single and content (which I am) than dating and miserable, and I find it sad that people seem to think that being in a relationship requires some measure of selling out. There is a reason people have standards, and I've seen too many friends and family members in *kitten* relationships because they are afraid to be alone so they lower their standards and expectations, which is monumentally stupid. Relationships should make you happy; they should make you feel good, not stressed out and not like you compromised yourself, but too many people are quick to do that out of desperation, and then justify it to themselves in some fashion or other. That doesn't include when the investment model kicks in and people stay in relationships simply because of the amount of time they've spent in it - again, monumentally stupid.
Think about all the relationships you've been in and think about how they impacted the subsequent relationship - you avoided the things you didn't like in previous relationships when going into the new one, and you kept an eye out for any appearance of these things (because people are just so full of artifice when first dating), so everyone has a list of things that are acceptable and unacceptable (and the unacceptable can be divided into hard and soft limits) when it comes to dating, and this list is based on past experience of what made you unhappy in previous relationships - why repeat the past if it made you so effing miserable the first time around?
Most of this is very well said3 -
Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: »_Maid_of_Mischief_ wrote: »
It's a work in progress.
Umm, good luck with your endeavor towards finding perfection. 😁😁
Thanks. With 7 billion people in the world, I'm sure I can find one or two that fit the bill.AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
You're single aren't you? 😂😆 kidding..
Jo!! HAaahah I thought something very similar! What a list bro.
Yes, I am single, but I'd rather be single and content (which I am) than dating and miserable, and I find it sad that people seem to think that being in a relationship requires some measure of selling out. There is a reason people have standards, and I've seen too many friends and family members in *kitten* relationships because they are afraid to be alone so they lower their standards and expectations, which is monumentally stupid. Relationships should make you happy; they should make you feel good, not stressed out and not like you compromised yourself, but too many people are quick to do that out of desperation, and then justify it to themselves in some fashion or other. That doesn't include when the investment model kicks in and people stay in relationships simply because of the amount of time they've spent in it - again, monumentally stupid.
Think about all the relationships you've been in and think about how they impacted the subsequent relationship - you avoided the things you didn't like in previous relationships when going into the new one, and you kept an eye out for any appearance of these things (because people are just so full of artifice when first dating), so everyone has a list of things that are acceptable and unacceptable (and the unacceptable can be divided into hard and soft limits) when it comes to dating, and this list is based on past experience of what made you unhappy in previous relationships - why repeat the past if it made you so effing miserable the first time around?
Dude. I'm tryin' to watch porn over here..you're killing my boner.
The things I do for my friends...
*commences fluffing*
I know. I know. You’re next. Get me a bottle of water. I gotta stay hydrated.0 -
If he sends random messages via fb messenger every couple months....hes just not that into you.0
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If he admits that in a matter of weeks or days youll be deleted from his accounts...hes not digging you.0
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If he says he'll call and doesnt...its a dud.2
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If she doesn’t send a friend request that includes a nude of herself with the words “Be my friend. FOREVER!” scrawled on it in red lipstick - or blood, who can tell? She is just not that into you.
Lookin’ at you, @AgainWithTheSurfyPants...0 -
_Maid_of_Mischief_ wrote: »
It's a work in progress.
Umm, good luck with your endeavor towards finding perfection. 😁😁
Thanks. With 7 billion people in the world, I'm sure I can find one or two that fit the bill.AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
You're single aren't you? 😂😆 kidding..
Jo!! HAaahah I thought something very similar! What a list bro.
Yes, I am single, but I'd rather be single and content (which I am) than dating and miserable, and I find it sad that people seem to think that being in a relationship requires some measure of selling out. There is a reason people have standards, and I've seen too many friends and family members in *kitten* relationships because they are afraid to be alone so they lower their standards and expectations, which is monumentally stupid. Relationships should make you happy; they should make you feel good, not stressed out and not like you compromised yourself, but too many people are quick to do that out of desperation, and then justify it to themselves in some fashion or other. That doesn't include when the investment model kicks in and people stay in relationships simply because of the amount of time they've spent in it - again, monumentally stupid.
Think about all the relationships you've been in and think about how they impacted the subsequent relationship - you avoided the things you didn't like in previous relationships when going into the new one, and you kept an eye out for any appearance of these things (because people are just so full of artifice when first dating), so everyone has a list of things that are acceptable and unacceptable (and the unacceptable can be divided into hard and soft limits) when it comes to dating, and this list is based on past experience of what made you unhappy in previous relationships - why repeat the past if it made you so effing miserable the first time around?
:flowerforyou: buy a cat 😆2 -
starring at the phone!!1
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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Selfish guys who lie or liars who are selfish
Are you a lesbian?
Or have you actually met a man that wasn't a liar?
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IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Selfish guys who lie or liars who are selfish
Are you a lesbian?
Or have you actually met a man that wasn't a liar?
yes0 -
IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Selfish guys who lie or liars who are selfish
Are you a lesbian?
Or have you actually met a man that wasn't a liar?
If she is, she’s like the worst lesbian ever.0 -
IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Selfish guys who lie or liars who are selfish
Are you a lesbian?
Or have you actually met a man that wasn't a liar?
If she is, she’s like the worst lesbian ever.
Im working on it sheesh so judgy.1 -
mustacheU2Lift wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Selfish guys who lie or liars who are selfish
Are you a lesbian?
Or have you actually met a man that wasn't a liar?
If she is, she’s like the worst lesbian ever.
Im working on it sheesh so judgy.
How many licks does it take to reach the tootsie roll center of a tootsie roll pop?0 -
mustacheU2Lift wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Selfish guys who lie or liars who are selfish
Are you a lesbian?
Or have you actually met a man that wasn't a liar?
yes
To what? I'm guessing the first one, cause I never met anyone who could say yes to the second one.
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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Selfish guys who lie or liars who are selfish
Are you a lesbian?
Or have you actually met a man that wasn't a liar?
If she is, she’s like the worst lesbian ever.
Im working on it sheesh so judgy.
How many licks does it take to reach the tootsie roll center of a tootsie roll pop?
Thats deeply personal.0
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