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JustReadTheInstructions wrote: »your_future_ex_wife wrote: »
i approve
That's why I came here. You guys don't judge. My irl friends have so much stuff going on right now I don't want to bother them.
Not to be nosy (but also, very nosy) is this the same person whose family contacted you when he was in the hospital? You don't have to share if you don't want to.
Oh, no. Nothing to do with that. He is fine and recovered!3 -
The workout is worth it when I can have creamer in my coffee...0
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I do this. It's loads of fun. :laugh:
The secret is to not overshare.
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CanesGalactica wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »
Yeah I woulda 100% just texted it
I have, what's it called, tho?
Diarrhea of the mind? Something like that.
What a thing to say.
it's easy for us guys though. all we gotta do is send a strategically timed "hey" or like a waving emoji or a meme or a song with the ol reliable "hey this reminded me of u" and then not respond for a few days
Why do guys do this, really?
I tend to ignore most texts because of crap like this unless it's work/volunteer related.
well whoever cares the least wins.
and that may be kinda toxic idk, but what good is a relationship without any toxicity. it's like an unseasoned steak, like yeah you'll prob end up eating it but do you even want it
Relationships with people are weird, man. Beginning to see why I have no friends IRL. :laugh:
I'm convinced there's this giant book of unwritten rules about maintaining human relationships that I just was never privy to at a younger age and now am just flailing around nearing middle-ish age not knowing what the *kitten* I am doing.
Books and cats. Those are two things that can always be your friend and never let you down.
Also wine.
i spent a lifetime in a library, man. you can learn a lot there. but you can't learn it all.
I still spend all my time at a library, yo. I find books comforting and libraries are generally quiet places where people leave you alone. 1 -
I enjoyed the little bit of comic relief I just got in here - so thanks mfp’ers1
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Fun like tipsy karaoke...on a much larger stage!CanesGalactica wrote: »
I do this. It's loads of fun. :laugh:
This takes lots and lots of "practice"!The secret is to not overshare.1 -
Guys I had some water and a snack and I can see this text is not a good idea. Like there's a part of my brain that's saying "Georgina quit being ridiculous" and it sounds kinda authorative so I think I should listen to it 🤷♀️
I would definitely not steer you wrong on this subject.2 -
Guys I had some water and a snack and I can see this text is not a good idea. Like there's a part of my brain that's saying "Georgina quit being ridiculous" and it sounds kinda authorative so I think I should listen to it 🤷♀️
I love your name 🤭 I’m the bad subconscious that says, what the hell go for it. You can always utilize the block feature, if it goes bad.
DO NOT LISTEN TO ME!0 -
CanesGalactica wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »
Yeah I woulda 100% just texted it
I have, what's it called, tho?
Diarrhea of the mind? Something like that.
What a thing to say.
it's easy for us guys though. all we gotta do is send a strategically timed "hey" or like a waving emoji or a meme or a song with the ol reliable "hey this reminded me of u" and then not respond for a few days
Why do guys do this, really?
I tend to ignore most texts because of crap like this unless it's work/volunteer related.
well whoever cares the least wins.
and that may be kinda toxic idk, but what good is a relationship without any toxicity. it's like an unseasoned steak, like yeah you'll prob end up eating it but do you even want it
Relationships with people are weird, man. Beginning to see why I have no friends IRL. :laugh:
I'm convinced there's this giant book of unwritten rules about maintaining human relationships that I just was never privy to at a younger age and now am just flailing around nearing middle-ish age not knowing what the *kitten* I am doing.
Books and cats. Those are two things that can always be your friend and never let you down.
Also wine.
I think you’ll win at friendships and relationships IRL, when you bring wine.0 -
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Reckoner68 wrote: »I said I loved you (but I lied)
Cause this is more than love I feel inside1 -
Keep_on_cardio wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Reckoner68 wrote: »
Yeah I woulda 100% just texted it
I have, what's it called, tho?
Diarrhea of the mind? Something like that.
What a thing to say.
it's easy for us guys though. all we gotta do is send a strategically timed "hey" or like a waving emoji or a meme or a song with the ol reliable "hey this reminded me of u" and then not respond for a few days
Why do guys do this, really?
I tend to ignore most texts because of crap like this unless it's work/volunteer related.
well whoever cares the least wins.
and that may be kinda toxic idk, but what good is a relationship without any toxicity. it's like an unseasoned steak, like yeah you'll prob end up eating it but do you even want it
Relationships with people are weird, man. Beginning to see why I have no friends IRL. :laugh:
I'm convinced there's this giant book of unwritten rules about maintaining human relationships that I just was never privy to at a younger age and now am just flailing around nearing middle-ish age not knowing what the *kitten* I am doing.
Books and cats. Those are two things that can always be your friend and never let you down.
Also wine.
I think you’ll win at friendships and relationships IRL, when you bring wine.
But... why would I want to *share* my wine? It's mine! :laugh:2 -
pizzamyheart wrote: »TheChristianSimone wrote: »amorfati601070 wrote: »Does anyone else have like a set of “go-to” happy memories in their catalogue of thoughts to elicit a smile without it appearing synthetic?
I hate fake stuff so I smile if it’s deserving. People wear mask too much it’s part of the world I am totally detached from.
People hide in fear of honest criticism as they don’t want it in return.
I know what you mean. People get so offended when I give them honest criticisms such as "your wife is ugly" or "you look like a walrus, lose some weight already" and stuff like that. I just don't get it.
People will say it hurt their feelings which you won't die from hurt feelings. I lived through alot and maybe Im a bit hard but I'm still alive and running sprints.2 -
pizzamyheart wrote: »TheChristianSimone wrote: »amorfati601070 wrote: »Does anyone else have like a set of “go-to” happy memories in their catalogue of thoughts to elicit a smile without it appearing synthetic?
I hate fake stuff so I smile if it’s deserving. People wear mask too much it’s part of the world I am totally detached from.
People hide in fear of honest criticism as they don’t want it in return.
I know what you mean. People get so offended when I give them honest criticisms such as "your wife is ugly" or "you look like a walrus, lose some weight already" and stuff like that. I just don't get it.
Maybe she was offended because you called her a walrus but she feels like a narwhal.4 -
I think I need to have a PSA every where I go as people think being hard on yourself is like some bad thing. Like if your not living up to your standards like warm coddling aint doing ish to get you there. Like missing a workout unless some fine redhead boy is trying to date me or somehow I can get to do a Tedtalk I will be at the gym. Like being sorry isn't something to be ok with. I push beyond what I think and I may say Im frustrated or depressed but these have been a way of life for a long time so I have worked with them. I always hear sit with winners as the convo is much different. Now to locate those winner.0
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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »its weird how most people got a problem with giving their phone password to their partner but they dont care that federal agents can take their phone and demand their password to search it without a warrant
Up until now, most people probably didn't know that.
Also, don't go cuffin with the feds.2 -
Long island iced tea. I'm thinking I'll be having a few of those tonight3
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r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »Long island iced tea. I'm thinking I'll be having a few of those tonight
Havent had one of those in forever...love LIIT...do you make it yourself?0 -
isalsayourface123 wrote: »r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »Long island iced tea. I'm thinking I'll be having a few of those tonight
Havent had one of those in forever...love LIIT...do you make it yourself?
No but I wish I did. All I know how to mix is Malibu with cranberry ginger ale. It's refreshing and simple to make.0
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