Sorry babe. That's a deal-breaker

Motorsheen wrote: »

CacoEther wrote: »

sweet_ermengarde wrote: »

CacoEther wrote: »

sweet_ermengarde wrote: »

CacoEther wrote: »

stevehenderson776 wrote: »

happimess01 wrote: »

if after exchanging more than 142 PMs, she still hasn't tagged me in the crush thread

Maybe someone will start a "Like a brother to me" thread.

*summoned*

Make a what now thread?

i think your supposed make a thread about how difficult it is to navigate step sibling relationships

Sigh. Again?

i just need helpppp

Have you tried yelling into the void?

my void yells back

Aww so you always have someone to talk to 🥰

Doesn’t own still rents...
At a particular age.

CacoEther wrote: »

sweet_ermengarde wrote: »

CacoEther wrote: »

sweet_ermengarde wrote: »

CacoEther wrote: »

sweet_ermengarde wrote: »

CacoEther wrote: »

stevehenderson776 wrote: »

happimess01 wrote: »

if after exchanging more than 142 PMs, she still hasn't tagged me in the crush thread

Maybe someone will start a "Like a brother to me" thread.

*summoned*

Make a what now thread?

i think your supposed make a thread about how difficult it is to navigate step sibling relationships

Sigh. Again?

i just need helpppp

Have you tried yelling into the void?

i’ve tried yelling into the void, crying in the shower, using this lil map to find my way out of the living room, drinking water, self affirmations, tens unit, self medicating, everything!! i wish i was allowed to play video games

Well.. I don’t have step siblings but i have siblings and they are sometimes cool (brother) but mostly soul-suckingly awful humans I avoid as much as possible (younger sisters)

So I’m completely qualified to give some terrible advice here.

fire away !!

For my next go-round, if he watches TV relentlessly and yells at anybody who walks in front of it or tries to talk to him if it's not a commercial.

eatpolerepeat wrote: »

😂

If he wants kids. Been there, done that, tied off, and they're grown and gone.

No transparency. No respect

emjaybeb wrote: »

No transparency. No respect

'The Invisible Man' was once offered what most of us would view as a dream job.


He turned it down because he just couldn't see himself doing it.

PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »

Motorsheen wrote: »

emjaybeb wrote: »

No transparency. No respect

'The Invisible Man' was once offered what most of us would view as a dream job.


He turned it down because he just couldn't see himself doing it.

Well. Except I watched this movie...saw right through it

Revolu7 wrote: »

vanityy99 wrote: »

Doesn’t own still rents...
At a particular age.

But what if he rents so he can bank millions of dollars in savings?

That doesn't make sense?

Sure it does......renting is cheaper than owning. Even if a rental monthly payment was the exact same as a mortgage payment the renter is far better off financially if smart. The renter is not in huge debt, is not paying mortgage interest, is not paying property tax, nor is responsible for the cost of maintenance and yearly upkeep. Not to mention updating the place over years time. The slight bit of appreciation a house will bring the homeowner will get eaten up by inflation and these costs if they hold the house for more than 10 yrs........the renter on the other hand, if he saves and invests wisely the the tens of thousands of dollars he has not had to pay out as a homeowner, well he will be sitting pretty financially.

Revolu7 wrote: »

PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »

Motorsheen wrote: »

emjaybeb wrote: »

No transparency. No respect

'The Invisible Man' was once offered what most of us would view as a dream job.


He turned it down because he just couldn't see himself doing it.

Well. Except I watched this movie...saw right through it

Revolu7 wrote: »

vanityy99 wrote: »

Doesn’t own still rents...
At a particular age.

But what if he rents so he can bank millions of dollars in savings?

That doesn't make sense?

Sure it does......renting is cheaper than owning. Even if a rental monthly payment was the exact same as a mortgage payment the renter is far better off financially if smart. The renter is not in huge debt, is not paying mortgage interest, is not paying property tax, nor is responsible for the cost of maintenance and yearly upkeep. Not to mention updating the place over years time. The slight bit of appreciation a house will bring the homeowner will get eaten up by inflation and these costs if they hold the house for more than 10 yrs........the renter on the other hand, if he saves and invests wisely the the tens of thousands of dollars he has not had to pay out as a homeowner, well he will be sitting pretty financially.

I've paid for my homes and turned around and made a nice bit of money in resale ...which i then turn around and invest...ive actually paid monthly, way less than a renter would for my homes. I wont say numbers...but if you do it right, you pay less to buy and earn way more in the resale. So a similar thought...if done right, you can purchase and resale and make money.

iMago wrote: »

Omg 😂

AlexandraFindsHerself1971 wrote: »

Ha. They ought to see what comes out of my hairbrush. With it up in a bun most of the time shed strands come out in the brush. But I make sure it goes in the hair receiver, not the bathroom floor. (I put it out in the spring for the birds to build nests with.)

I like this. Not a deal breaker 🕊

iMago wrote: »

"i actually just turn my phone off after work to try and relax haha"

not so much this, but if I'm at home and it dies and the charger isn't right there, then oh well.

PaperDoll_ wrote: »

Not sharing their Peanut M&M’s

Dis me

eatpolerepeat wrote: »

will_it_go_round_in_circles wrote: »

eatpolerepeat wrote: »

PaperDoll_ wrote: »

Not sharing their Peanut M&M’s

Distraction usually works 😏

I cannot be swayed from that candy shell

I taught Lisa my ways, that sacred bag will be hers 😁

Kick, grab, and run?

It’ll never work. I hate running 😒