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CanesGalactica wrote: »Serious question: How do you handle being given the silent treatment/stonewalling by someone you care about? Can be a friend, relative or s/o.
whoever cares the least wins and all that- so if someone doesn’t want to talk to you it’s best to find someone else who does.3 -
CanesGalactica wrote: »Serious question: How do you handle being given the silent treatment/stonewalling by someone you care about? Can be a friend, relative or s/o.
It depends who... If it's the wife, by clawing away at my insides until she just tells me what's wrong and we talk it out...
Anyone else... I'm just like, well if that's how you feel, you do what's best for you and I'm at peace1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Serious question: How do you handle being given the silent treatment/stonewalling by someone you care about? Can be a friend, relative or s/o.
It depends who... If it's the wife, by clawing away at my insides until she just tells me what's wrong and we talk it out...
Anyone else... I'm just like, well if that's how you feel, you do what's best for you and I'm at peace
Thankfully, no. Not my s/o. Someone I do care a lot about, but not him. He's terrible at doing "silent treatment" because he always wants to "fix it right now".
Makes resolutions a lot faster, for sure. 2 -
CanesGalactica wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Serious question: How do you handle being given the silent treatment/stonewalling by someone you care about? Can be a friend, relative or s/o.
It depends who... If it's the wife, by clawing away at my insides until she just tells me what's wrong and we talk it out...
Anyone else... I'm just like, well if that's how you feel, you do what's best for you and I'm at peace
Thankfully, no. Not my s/o. Someone I do care a lot about, but not him. He's terrible at doing "silent treatment" because he always wants to "fix it right now". Makes resolutions a lot faster, for sure.
Give the person space then. And depends how patient you're willing to be. I think letting them know you're there. Or maybe ...depending on the situation you need to leave it be.0 -
Why is it ok for men to have facial hair but not women? Asking for a friend1
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isalsayourface123 wrote: »Why is it ok for men to have facial hair but not women? Asking for a friend
Because we can hit the target standing up 🎯...
Well some of us 😂1 -
isalsayourface123 wrote: »Why is it ok for men to have facial hair but not women? Asking for a friend
It is ok for women to have facial hair.
Who said it’s not ok? Society?.. so? Having facial hair isn’t breaking the law.0 -
isalsayourface123 wrote: »Why is it ok for men to have facial hair but not women? Asking for a friend
Were you here for the great armpit hair debate of 2016 or 17?1 -
I came here to ask
How do i get my liquid eyeliner straight and even?4 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I came here to ask
How do i get my liquid eyeliner straight and even?
I’m still hoping that @PopRox90 will grace us with a tutorial.....I literally talked to her about this like 2-3 times now. 🤣 She’s perfected the wing. I’ve watched many YouTube videos....if you find an answer please post it.1 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I came here to ask
How do i get my liquid eyeliner straight and even?
I’m still hoping that @PopRox90 will grace us with a tutorial.....I literally talked to her about this like 2-3 times now. 🤣 She’s perfected the wing. I’ve watched many YouTube videos....if you find an answer please post it.
Yes! @PopRox901 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I came here to ask
How do i get my liquid eyeliner straight and even?
Don't attempt a single straight line, use a series of short connected strokes.1 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I came here to ask
How do i get my liquid eyeliner straight and even?
Don't attempt a single straight line, use a series of short connected strokes.
This is how I do0 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »isalsayourface123 wrote: »Why is it ok for men to have facial hair but not women? Asking for a friend
Were you here for the great armpit hair debate of 2016 or 17?
I missed that some how1 -
isalsayourface123 wrote: »Why is it ok for men to have facial hair but not women? Asking for a friend
A woman can have all the facial hair she wants just don't expect many dates 😋
This explains a lot0 -
Chicken recipes?0
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Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Serious question: How do you handle being given the silent treatment/stonewalling by someone you care about? Can be a friend, relative or s/o.
I use it as an opportunity to get some peace and *kitten* quiet until that person can act like an adult.
Bingo1 -
George_of_the_Jungle wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Serious question: How do you handle being given the silent treatment/stonewalling by someone you care about? Can be a friend, relative or s/o.
I use it as an opportunity to get some peace and *kitten* quiet until that person can act like an adult.
Bingo
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