Sorry babe. That's a deal-breaker
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.2 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.
I do think there comes a point where every important thing has been said and after that it’s just... pointless. Rewording and repeating isn’t going to bring understanding. When that happens maybe you just hope for respect.3 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.
I do think there comes a point where every important thing has been said and after that it’s just... pointless. Rewording and repeating isn’t going to bring understanding. At that point maybe you just hope for respect.
IMHO... Talking about it, for some people is just code for, let me convince you I'm right...
Sometimes talking about it is pointless, only thing you can do is just give up being right and let it go... But the other side has to be able to let it go as well otherwise it's just too much sometimes...
That being said there is a fine line between letting it go and bottling it up...5 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.
I do think there comes a point where every important thing has been said and after that it’s just... pointless. Rewording and repeating isn’t going to bring understanding. At that point maybe you just hope for respect.
IMHO... Talking about it, for some people is just code for, let me convince you I'm right...
Sometimes talking about it is pointless, only thing you can do is just give up being right and let it go... But the other side has to be able to let it go as well otherwise it's just too much sometimes...
That being said there is a fine line between letting it go and bottling it up...
Yes, and I think some people have baggage from being beaten with the wordy stick so they give up too soon.
I think it’s so nice when you can understand why someone feels differently than you and give that opinion respect. I think that makes good, interesting, fun conversations and relationships.3 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.
I do think there comes a point where every important thing has been said and after that it’s just... pointless. Rewording and repeating isn’t going to bring understanding. At that point maybe you just hope for respect.
IMHO... Talking about it, for some people is just code for, let me convince you I'm right...
Sometimes talking about it is pointless, only thing you can do is just give up being right and let it go... But the other side has to be able to let it go as well otherwise it's just too much sometimes...
That being said there is a fine line between letting it go and bottling it up...
Yes, and I think some people have baggage from being beaten with the wordy stick so they give up too soon.
I think it’s so nice when you can understand why someone feels differently than you and give that opinion respect. I think that makes good, interesting, fun conversations and relationships.
Yeah but where do you go from there, I mean respect that persons opinion sure but which way do you proceed... Sometimes it's more than just a matter of opinion and really a matter of direction...
At some point someone's gotta give... I try to think of Mick Jagger and "Shrug it off" so to speak, but it ain't always easy...2 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.
I do think there comes a point where every important thing has been said and after that it’s just... pointless. Rewording and repeating isn’t going to bring understanding. At that point maybe you just hope for respect.
IMHO... Talking about it, for some people is just code for, let me convince you I'm right...
Sometimes talking about it is pointless, only thing you can do is just give up being right and let it go... But the other side has to be able to let it go as well otherwise it's just too much sometimes...
That being said there is a fine line between letting it go and bottling it up...
Yes, and I think some people have baggage from being beaten with the wordy stick so they give up too soon.
I think it’s so nice when you can understand why someone feels differently than you and give that opinion respect. I think that makes good, interesting, fun conversations and relationships.
Yeah but where do you go from there, I mean respect that persons opinion sure but which way do you proceed... Sometimes it's more than just a matter of opinion and really a matter of direction...
At some point someone's gotta give... I try to think of Mick Jagger and "Shrug it off" so to speak, but it ain't always easy...
Idk. I always just do whatever i want😂3 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.
I do think there comes a point where every important thing has been said and after that it’s just... pointless. Rewording and repeating isn’t going to bring understanding. At that point maybe you just hope for respect.
IMHO... Talking about it, for some people is just code for, let me convince you I'm right...
Sometimes talking about it is pointless, only thing you can do is just give up being right and let it go... But the other side has to be able to let it go as well otherwise it's just too much sometimes...
That being said there is a fine line between letting it go and bottling it up...
Yes, and I think some people have baggage from being beaten with the wordy stick so they give up too soon.
I think it’s so nice when you can understand why someone feels differently than you and give that opinion respect. I think that makes good, interesting, fun conversations and relationships.
Wordy stick😂
And yes @Mr_Healthy_Habits when you're arguing or talking so that you convince the other person youre right...no one wins.3 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.
I do think there comes a point where every important thing has been said and after that it’s just... pointless. Rewording and repeating isn’t going to bring understanding. At that point maybe you just hope for respect.
IMHO... Talking about it, for some people is just code for, let me convince you I'm right...
Sometimes talking about it is pointless, only thing you can do is just give up being right and let it go... But the other side has to be able to let it go as well otherwise it's just too much sometimes...
That being said there is a fine line between letting it go and bottling it up...
Yes, and I think some people have baggage from being beaten with the wordy stick so they give up too soon.
I think it’s so nice when you can understand why someone feels differently than you and give that opinion respect. I think that makes good, interesting, fun conversations and relationships.
Yeah but where do you go from there, I mean respect that persons opinion sure but which way do you proceed... Sometimes it's more than just a matter of opinion and really a matter of direction...
At some point someone's gotta give... I try to think of Mick Jagger and "Shrug it off" so to speak, but it ain't always easy...
Idk. I always just do whatever i want😂
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Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The silent treatment...
Heeeeyyyy
Drives me crackers when someone does that, I like to thrash it out and get things sorted. 😁
Same. And i hate that baby *kitten* game where they pretend that I’m unreasonable for insisting on talking it out.
Yep.. I don't understand how they think silence solves a problem 🤷♀️ If you don't speak the problem festers and builds till there's one almighty freaking explosion. I think of talking it out as a pressure release valve.
I agree 100%. If someone needs a few minutes to collect their thoughts and then come back to the discussion, that’s cool. Trying to just drop it without coming to a resolution is a recipe for disaster later.
In the past I just left. Go to my room. Take a drive. Especially when it felt like we were going in circles.
I do think there comes a point where every important thing has been said and after that it’s just... pointless. Rewording and repeating isn’t going to bring understanding. At that point maybe you just hope for respect.
IMHO... Talking about it, for some people is just code for, let me convince you I'm right...
Sometimes talking about it is pointless, only thing you can do is just give up being right and let it go... But the other side has to be able to let it go as well otherwise it's just too much sometimes...
That being said there is a fine line between letting it go and bottling it up...
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Overused, generic terms of endearment.2
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Commenting on all the hot women they see in tv
Not interested in your past or background0 -
If he never asks for my phone number he is just not my type.1
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Name calling, yelling, and not being mature enough to just talk through things.5
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When he takes a #2 in the powder room without cracking the window open and the smell lingers into the hallway smh1
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he has a garage full of broken appliances just in case he needs parts2
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TwitchyMacGee wrote: »he has a garage full of broken appliances just in case he needs parts
I could put this in the weakness thread. 😬0 -
PaperDoll_ wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »he has a garage full of broken appliances just in case he needs parts
I could put this in the weakness thread. 😬
Confession: i started typing it there and then moved it. It’s a love/hate thing1 -
pointy elbows
skeletor feet
neck different color than face
2nd toe longer than big toe
doesn't floss
dirty glasses nosepieces
overly greasy phone screen
trash in floorboards of car
earrings smelling funny
no tan lines
can't walk in heels
too much stuff on bathroom counter
red bacteria growing on shower curtain/liner2 -
pointy elbows
skeletor feet
neck different color than face
2nd toe longer than big toe
doesn't floss
dirty glasses nosepieces
overly greasy phone screen
trash in floorboards of car
earrings smelling funny
no tan lines
can't walk in heels
too much stuff on bathroom counter
red bacteria growing on shower curtain/liner
THE WOMEN YOU KNOW ARE GROSS
and how are you sniffing her earrings?4 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »pointy elbows
skeletor feet
neck different color than face
2nd toe longer than big toe
doesn't floss
dirty glasses nosepieces
overly greasy phone screen
trash in floorboards of car
earrings smelling funny
no tan lines
can't walk in heels
too much stuff on bathroom counter
red bacteria growing on shower curtain/liner
THE WOMEN YOU KNOW ARE GROSS
and how are you sniffing her earrings?
you never gone in for an ear nibble and get a whiff of ear stank before?2 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »pointy elbows
skeletor feet
neck different color than face
2nd toe longer than big toe
doesn't floss
dirty glasses nosepieces
overly greasy phone screen
trash in floorboards of car
earrings smelling funny
no tan lines
can't walk in heels
too much stuff on bathroom counter
red bacteria growing on shower curtain/liner
THE WOMEN YOU KNOW ARE GROSS
and how are you sniffing her earrings?
you never gone in for an ear nibble and get a whiff of ear stank before?
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TwitchyMacGee wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »pointy elbows
skeletor feet
neck different color than face
2nd toe longer than big toe
doesn't floss
dirty glasses nosepieces
overly greasy phone screen
trash in floorboards of car
earrings smelling funny
no tan lines
can't walk in heels
too much stuff on bathroom counter
red bacteria growing on shower curtain/liner
THE WOMEN YOU KNOW ARE GROSS
and how are you sniffing her earrings?
you never gone in for an ear nibble and get a whiff of ear stank before?
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TwitchyMacGee wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »pointy elbows
skeletor feet
neck different color than face
2nd toe longer than big toe
doesn't floss
dirty glasses nosepieces
overly greasy phone screen
trash in floorboards of car
earrings smelling funny
no tan lines
can't walk in heels
too much stuff on bathroom counter
red bacteria growing on shower curtain/liner
THE WOMEN YOU KNOW ARE GROSS
and how are you sniffing her earrings?
you never gone in for an ear nibble and get a whiff of ear stank before?
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If that’s what’s out there I’ll just stay home2 -
I’m married, I do not allow people to date me. End of story. But I did enjoy reading this thread. Some extremely funny people on MFP. Good luck single people, it’s like the Wild West out there!3
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If he isn’t willing to demote his current wife to the number two spot4
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pointy elbows
skeletor feet
neck different color than face
2nd toe longer than big toe
doesn't floss
dirty glasses nosepieces
overly greasy phone screen
trash in floorboards of car
earrings smelling funny
no tan lines
can't walk in heels ~~Need straps 'cause ankles too skinny
too much stuff on bathroom counter
red bacteria growing on shower curtain/liner
I feel like a 33% fail here, but I also do math weird - so its less
..slight pouty face, none the less
nothing you can do about skeletor feet, just got to 'embrace' the fat in other places!! My scrawny feet are kinda cute, fyi!
I'm proud of my no tanlines *kitten*! My one tone skin is amazing! (hated my freckles as a kid!)
Heels - Dick! My stupid ankles are too skinny, I love heels, but need strappy ones around the ankle to not fall on my face walking
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pointy elbows
skeletor feet
neck different color than face
2nd toe longer than big toe
doesn't floss
dirty glasses nosepieces
overly greasy phone screen
trash in floorboards of car
earrings smelling funny
no tan lines
can't walk in heels ~~Need straps 'cause ankles too skinny -
too much stuff on bathroom counter
red bacteria growing on shower curtain/liner
I feel like a 33% fail here, but I also do math weird - so its less
..slight pouty face, none the less
nothing you can do about skeletor feet, just got to 'embrace' the fat in other places!! My scrawny feet are kinda cute, fyi!
I'm proud of my no tanlines *kitten*! My one tone skin is amazing! (hated my freckles as a kid!)
Heels - my stupid ankles are too skinny, I love heels, but need strappy ones around the ankle to not fall on my face
walking
You are wonderful the way you are.2 -
You dont let me wear your oversized sweatshirts2
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When they constantly try to solve problems by coming up with things that you can do...
Or when they create problems and they say things like "What do you want me to do?"... I don't know, figure it out maybe 🤷🏽♂️0 -
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