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Moridin920
Nov 15, 2007

by FactsAreUseless

La Brea Carpet posted:

Guess the ages names!

Andrew Bernard and Angela Martin

:synpa:

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girl pants
Sep 21, 2006
I feel a great disturbance in my pants

La Brea Carpet posted:

I [35M] haven’t yet kissed the girl [38F] I have been dating for almost 3 months. We are going to a hockey game tomorrow and I am worried about showing up on the “Kiss Cam”


[UPDATE] I haven’t yet kissed the girl I have been dating for almost 3 months. We are going to a hockey game tomorrow and I am worried about showing up on the “Kiss Cam”


Guess the ages!

Oooooooooh my gooooooooooooodddddd

Andy Dufresne
Aug 4, 2010

The only good race pace is suicide pace, and today looks like a good day to die

Doggles posted:

My (25/M) roommate/fwb (24/F) has been acting weird to me after I took one of her friends out on valentine's day and slept with her? Have I done something wrong?


:thunk:

Close, but after that girl who hosed Chad on her best friend's bed these stories just can't keep up anymore.

Ham Sandwiches
Jul 7, 2000

girl pants posted:

No, yes, I don't know. She was probably a friend of a friend who passed out and woke up around noon and just left. Never saw her again.

Me (33m) asked my gf(31f)'s dad (59m) for permission to marry his daughter. He said No.


why ya gotta be so ruuuuuuuude

Haha that story owns, I wonder what his next move is lmao

Dad: "Haha you're a dumbass and she can do way better than you, eat poo poo"
OP: :stare:

Moridin920
Nov 15, 2007

by FactsAreUseless

Andy Dufresne posted:

Close, but after that girl who hosed Chad on her best friend's bed these stories just can't keep up anymore.

Zen and the Art of Cucking

boner confessor
Apr 25, 2013

by R. Guyovich

Dienes posted:

I'm trying to imagine walking inside the house to see all the candles and other accouterments you laid out for the event have been put away, and feeling anything other than a rapidly increasing sense of foreboding.

"wow, ok! so we're doing this in the dark huh, that's cool" *takes off shirt* "honey, wake up! the skank is here!"

tactlessbastard
Feb 4, 2001

Godspeed, post
Fun Shoe

Galaxy Brain posted:

Who is responsible for a man's actions?
1. The Man
2. His Wife

3. That slut from the bar who was totally DTF

Ham Sandwiches
Jul 7, 2000

Al Borland Corp. posted:

You don't need anybody's father's loving permission you spineless piece of poo poo. You go to somebody's father and you loving INFORM them you are marrying their daughter and you'll take their blessing if they'd like but don't need it

It's such a creepy concept too, back in the day when ladies were property and you had to ask the owner for permission

I'm going to pretend your daughter is not a human being or has agency, and will ask you, to make her decisions for her

Nothing about the whole "asking parents permission" seems like a wise choice

Galaxy Brain
Dec 13, 2017

by Lowtax
Any man whose absolute deal-killer relationship-ultimatum fantasy is something that would give his partner zero pleasure at all needs to do some thinking. Porn-addled dweebs like the OP (and apparently Ham here) seem to think that every woman on earth is a secret bisexual who would just love to hook up with a girl.

Any relationship requires some moments of selflessness, moments where the only thing you're getting out of the situation is seeing your partner happy, but sex with a stranger who's not even your partner's preferred gender is an incredibly selfish thing to ask for, let alone demand.

Porn isn't real life. Most people go their entire lives never sleeping with a stranger at all. Including the OP, because after five years of not even pursuing something it's pretty hard to argue you can't live without it.

I stick with my diagnosis that the OP's whole sexual identity revolves around impressing other men, and it looks like at least that part of the fantasy succeeded, because here Ham is with stars in his eyes.

Blade Runner
Aug 14, 2015

La Brea Carpet posted:

I [35M] haven’t yet kissed the girl [38F] I have been dating for almost 3 months. We are going to a hockey game tomorrow and I am worried about showing up on the “Kiss Cam”


[UPDATE] I haven’t yet kissed the girl I have been dating for almost 3 months. We are going to a hockey game tomorrow and I am worried about showing up on the “Kiss Cam”


Guess the ages!

38 and never been kissed

what

sephiRoth IRA
Jun 13, 2007

"Science is not only compatible with spirituality; it is a profound source of spirituality."

-Carl Sagan

girl pants posted:

No, yes, I don't know. She was probably a friend of a friend who passed out and woke up around noon and just left. Never saw her again.

Me (33m) asked my gf(31f)'s dad (59m) for permission to marry his daughter. He said No.


why ya gotta be so ruuuuuuuude

If I could take one thing back about the lead up to getting engaged and married it would be asking my wife’s father for permission. I was a stupid 20 year old which makes me feel slightly better, but really it’s none of dad’s business who the daughter marries. Dude should have told the dad “well, I’m going to do it anyway so gently caress you” and proposed right there.

Ham Sandwiches
Jul 7, 2000

Galaxy Brain posted:

Any man whose absolute deal-killer relationship-ultimatum fantasy is something that would give his partner zero pleasure at all needs to do some thinking. Porn-addled dweebs like the OP (and apparently Ham here) seem to think that every woman on earth is a secret bisexual who would just love to hook up with a girl.

I stick with my diagnosis that the OP's whole sexual identity revolves around impressing other men, and it looks like at least that part of the fantasy succeeded, because here Ham is with stars in his eyes.

Having read this thread for a while, it sure seems like there's all kinds of folks out there that have all kinds of preferences. There's enough poly stories posted here just from reddit alone that it's clear that some people dig that lifestyle and for them it seems pretty important.

I think it's ok for poly people to date and marry poly people. Pretending like you're on board with that lifestyle, marrying someone, and then never actually being on board with it is a disservice to both people. Instead of pretending to be poly to get married, why not find a compatible spouse, and let the poly person do the same thing?

There's something really weird about how invested you've gotten in this story to the point that you're projecting poo poo onto my posts just to disagree with them more vehemently, my pretty straightforward take here is that I think pretending to be compatible with someone when you're actually not is just a big waste of time and it wasn't helpful to anyone in this case.

Galaxy Brain
Dec 13, 2017

by Lowtax
Go charge your crystals.

girl pants
Sep 21, 2006
I feel a great disturbance in my pants
She agreed to try a threeway, not for her husband to bang some drunk chick he just met on their couch while she sleeps, in their bed, alone, on Valentine's Day.

Andy Dufresne
Aug 4, 2010

The only good race pace is suicide pace, and today looks like a good day to die
Asking your future parents-in-law if you can marry their daughter is just a sign of respect, it's a rhetorical question. Any answer other than a resounding "yes" and a hug is a huuuuge red flag.

I really felt like I got a lot from that conversation with my now parents-in-law and we're closer because of it. No ragrets.

La Brea Carpet
Nov 22, 2007

I have no mouth and I must post
Is it okay that I (24M) am upset that my GF’s (22F) gift was thoughtless?

quote:

My girlfriend “Jannel” and I have been together almost 2 years, and I do love her very much. Last Valentine’s Day i romanced her and the relationship was relatively new so I was more focused on having fun than what she got me.

This year she asked me what I wanted for vday. I said I don’t really need a material gift, but if she planned out a day or activity I enjoyed it would make it more memorable and we could just spend the day together. She let me know she wanted that too. So, we both had today off (we decided to celebrate vday a day after because we both had work Wednesday) and we decided last week that I’d plan our day time activities and then she would plan our evening/nighttime activities. This made the most sense since Jannel is a night owl and I am a early riser.

So this morning rolls around, I drive over to her place and whisk her away to the city where I planned a beach day picnic, a scenic hike and then lunch at her favorite dumpling restaurant. I made her a little box with candy, confetti and a picture of us. I could tell she was over the moon. She told me she really appreciated the thought I put into the day time activities and I told her I couldn’t wait to see what she had planned.

After my plan was wrapped up she said that the night she planned began at her apartment. I had a bunch of ideas in mind, maybe she made the cocktail recipe I said i wanted to try or she got food from my favorite restaurant which happened to be a block from her place. We get to her house, she takes me to her bedroom and she gives me oral sex. Don’t get me wrong, it felt good. But during it I won’t lie I was thinking about what the plan could be. Maybe a bj and then we would go see a movie. After the bj she kisses me and says “hope you liked your gift”.

I was so confused. She was tired at this point and ordered take out from an random Thai place. I felt crushed. I know Valentine’s Day is just a day like any other but I kind of wantedd to feel special like I had made her feel. I told one of my buddies, and he said it’s probably because Valentine’s Day is more for chicks. Maybe that’s the case, but my gf always expresses how she wants things to be equal. I guess I really wanted to be romanced too, and had some thought put in. I mean bjs are nice and all but so are thought out gifts that aren’t sexual. Maybe my expectations were too high and girls don’t usually do extravagant things for their boyfriends for Valentine’s Day. She is my first relationship after all. I know I need to bring it up to her but I’ve just been too speechless and hurt to say that I was super let down.

So Reddit, is okay that I am feeling just a tad bit butthurt about this or am I being too sensitive? What should I say to my gf?

Tl;dr gf and I agreed we would plan nice experiences for each other. I planed something she loved (beach, home, morning picnic then lunch at her fav dumpling spot). Basically I put a lot of thought into it and was expecting the same consideration. All my gf “planned” was a bj and I felt totally crushed that she didn’t consider doing something more romantic for me. Am I being too sensitive ? Is valentines Day more for girls?

Edit: thanks for everyone who gave advice. I read all of them and I feel validated to know that I’m not just being overly sensitive and that it is worth bringing Up to her that I was disappointed by her “gift”. I ended up bringing it up this morning and said that while the bj was nice,it wasn’t what I expected. I really did want romance and a thoughtful plan, did not have to be over the top. Jannel seemed shocked. At first she came off a little defensive like “I thought You really enjoyed the bj.” Then I said that if the roles were reversed she would definitely be sad if all I had given her was oral. She understood and apologized profusely. Turns out some of you were right, she had plans to make red wine hot chocolate and get me a little gift but decided to ask her friends what to get me, to which they advised she was doing the most all I would want or need was a bj. Though I understand that’s their advice I really would have hoped she would’ve known me and what we discussed than just listen to her friends. The good part is that she wants to make it up to me and she is doing a do over this weekend, she is going to plan the entire day from start to finish. I can’t wait!:)

The best gift is you not being a lil bitch about valentine's day.

Andy Dufresne
Aug 4, 2010

The only good race pace is suicide pace, and today looks like a good day to die

Ham Sandwiches posted:

I think it's ok for poly people to date and marry poly people. Pretending like you're on board with that lifestyle, marrying someone, and then never actually being on board with it is a disservice to both people. Instead of pretending to be poly to get married, why not find a compatible spouse, and let the poly person do the same thing?

Two quick points. Can you stop conflating poly and threesome? The guy's "requirement" was a threesome, it wasn't loving another lady while his wife was in bed. Once the threesome was off he should have ended it. I think this would have been obvious to any person who responds to and understands social cues in real life.

Second point, agreeing to eventually do something doesn't mean you're up for it at any time. I've promised my wife that we'll paint our master bedroom, but if she rings me up on a Tuesday morning at work telling me that she's bought supplies and is ready to go I'm going to have to let her down.

Jeza
Feb 13, 2011

The cries of the dead are terrible indeed; you should try not to hear them.

Ham Sandwiches posted:

Having read this thread for a while, it sure seems like there's all kinds of folks out there that have all kinds of preferences. There's enough poly stories posted here just from reddit alone that it's clear that some people dig that lifestyle and for them it seems pretty important.

I think it's ok for poly people to date and marry poly people. Pretending like you're on board with that lifestyle, marrying someone, and then never actually being on board with it is a disservice to both people. Instead of pretending to be poly to get married, why not find a compatible spouse, and let the poly person do the same thing?

There's something really weird about how invested you've gotten in this story to the point that you're projecting poo poo onto my posts just to disagree with them more vehemently, my pretty straightforward take here is that I think pretending to be compatible with someone when you're actually not is just a big waste of time and it wasn't helpful to anyone in this case.

Clearly there is some retroactive justifications in the OP's post. He even said they were extremely compatible sexually and had had five years of a very satisfying sex life. Clearly not having threesomes was not a deal breaker. I think to define somebody as seriously polyamorous, they'd be unlikely to have five years of extremely satisfying monogamy and not be bothered by that? If anything, it was more of a kink that was left dormant because she wasn't into it.

Dunno, not some kind of sexpert in defining poly.

Blade Runner
Aug 14, 2015

Ham Sandwiches posted:

Having read this thread for a while, it sure seems like there's all kinds of folks out there that have all kinds of preferences. There's enough poly stories posted here just from reddit alone that it's clear that some people dig that lifestyle and for them it seems pretty important.

I think it's ok for poly people to date and marry poly people. Pretending like you're on board with that lifestyle, marrying someone, and then never actually being on board with it is a disservice to both people. Instead of pretending to be poly to get married, why not find a compatible spouse, and let the poly person do the same thing?

There's something really weird about how invested you've gotten in this story to the point that you're projecting poo poo onto my posts just to disagree with them more vehemently, my pretty straightforward take here is that I think pretending to be compatible with someone when you're actually not is just a big waste of time and it wasn't helpful to anyone in this case.

Chin up, Hambone, I'm sure you'll find someone else will be okay with you loving other people in Valentine's day

Maybe call up that dude from the start of the thread, see what he's been up to

Baronjutter
Dec 31, 2007

"Tiny Trains"

I got my wife a little carton of half and half for her coffee because we ran out that day, stuck a heart I cut out from the back of some scrap paper and wrote "happy valentines day" then taped it to the carton and left it in the fridge. She was very happy.

If you're in a good relationship you don't need fancy gifts to genuinely make the other person happy, nor do you tally up points and hold grudges over who got who a better gift.

sleepwalkers
Dec 7, 2008


Ham Sandwiches posted:

There's something really weird about how invested you've gotten in this story to the point that you're projecting poo poo onto my posts just to disagree with them more vehemently, my pretty straightforward take here is that I think pretending to be compatible with someone when you're actually not is just a big waste of time and it wasn't helpful to anyone in this case.
This is the second thread in which you've complained about people misinterpreting your posts, and I'm starting to think you're just not very good at getting your thoughts and feelings out into words. Almost every post you've made about that has come off as contrarian at best, because you've constantly focused on the wife being in the wrong and almost entirely brushing aside the entire crux of the post: a husband hosed a stranger after his wife backed out of a threesome and was being a petulant, rules lawyering baby when people told him that was a stupid thing to do.
Nobody is going to disagree that they weren't a good fit as a couple, but you absolutely come across as putting it all on the wife as though this man has no agency and he just had to gently caress a stranger because he got so close before she backed out.

Blade Runner
Aug 14, 2015

La Brea Carpet posted:

Is it okay that I (24M) am upset that my GF’s (22F) gift was thoughtless?


The best gift is you not being a lil bitch about valentine's day.

Never before have I seen a man this unhappy and whiny about getting his dick sucked

boner confessor
Apr 25, 2013

by R. Guyovich

Ham Sandwiches posted:

There's something really weird about how invested you've gotten in this story to the point that you're projecting poo poo onto my posts just to disagree with them more vehemently, my pretty straightforward take here is that I think pretending to be compatible with someone when you're actually not is just a big waste of time and it wasn't helpful to anyone in this case.

"it's weird how invested you've gotten in this story" says the guy taking the cheater's excuses for why he cheated on his wife at face value, and blaming her for permitting him to gently caress a stranger

Ham Sandwiches
Jul 7, 2000

sleepwalkers posted:

This is the second thread in which you've complained about people misinterpreting your posts, and I'm starting to think you're just not very good at getting your thoughts and feelings out into words. Almost every post you've made about that has come off as contrarian at best, because you've constantly focused on the wife being in the wrong and almost entirely brushing aside the entire crux of the post: a husband hosed a stranger after his wife backed out of a threesome and was being a petulant, rules lawyering baby when people told him that was a stupid thing to do.
Nobody is going to disagree that they weren't a good fit as a couple, but you absolutely come across as putting it all on the wife as though this man has no agency and he just had to gently caress a stranger because he got so close before she backed out.

Lol dude the guy who thought he knows my sexual preferences based on how I'm responding to a reddit story of a threesome gone bad is projecting dude, nothing I said caused him to make that idiotic conclusion it's not because I expressed myself poorly it's because he's an idiot

Were you really having a hard time following that and decided to make some larger post about my posting style lmao

maskenfreiheit
Dec 30, 2004

Doggles posted:

My (25/M) roommate/fwb (24/F) has been acting weird to me after I took one of her friends out on valentine's day and slept with her? Have I done something wrong?


:thunk:

to be fair, he said he wanted casual and "i'm loving your friend on valentine's day" is extremely casual.

though he should man up and just admit he knows she's irritated and doesn't care since he made his intentions clear rather than pretend he's autistic

Blade Runner
Aug 14, 2015

We are being unfair

Perhaps this man had some sort of ancient curse that required him to gently caress strangers, and it had merely been dormant for five years

tactlessbastard
Feb 4, 2001

Godspeed, post
Fun Shoe

La Brea Carpet posted:

Is it okay that I (24M) am upset that my GF’s (22F) gift was thoughtless?


The best gift is you not being a lil bitch about valentine's day.

Alas, he just didn't have it in him to give that.

Admiral Ray
May 17, 2014

Proud Musk and Dogecoin fanboy

Blade Runner posted:

We are being unfair

Perhaps this man had some sort of ancient curse that required him to gently caress strangers, and it had merely been dormant for five years

A common ailment, to be fair.

John Wick of Dogs
Mar 4, 2017
Probation
Can't post for 5 hours!
My wife got me a loaf of sourdough bread for Valentine's. It rules.

Galaxy Brain
Dec 13, 2017

by Lowtax

Baronjutter posted:

I got my wife a little carton of half and half for her coffee because we ran out that day, stuck a heart I cut out from the back of some scrap paper and wrote "happy valentines day" then taped it to the carton and left it in the fridge. She was very happy.

If you're in a good relationship you don't need fancy gifts to genuinely make the other person happy, nor do you tally up points and hold grudges over who got who a better gift.

That's sweet as hell :unsmith:

I have a running gag with my SO about a particular pun (one of those things where the humor in it couldn't possibly survive the explanation of it) and this valentine's day he compiled a bunch of them and that was my "card." Gift-giving is about expressing how well you know the recipient, so once you've got that locked down you hardly ever need to break out your wallet.

Al Borland Corp. posted:

My wife got me a loaf of sourdough bread for Valentine's. It rules.

That's tangy as hell :unsmith:

Blade Runner
Aug 14, 2015

Hey Hammy, wanna tag into this argument about a dude whining over getting his dick sucked

You're not gonna stop being retarded but I'd rather argue about that for the next few pages, so

Khorne
May 1, 2002

Blade Runner posted:

Never before have I seen a man this unhappy and whiny about getting his dick sucked
He got thai food after, too. Let's not sell his girlfriend short. Grapow or Pad Kee Mao are both on equal footing with his getting dick sucked. Thai tea is another perk to not overlook.

Khorne fucked around with this message at 23:22 on Feb 16, 2018

maskenfreiheit
Dec 30, 2004
i deleted my facebook on valentine's day 2016 and it's pretty great.

slouch
Mar 10, 2009


Doggles posted:

My (25/M) roommate/fwb (24/F) has been acting weird to me after I took one of her friends out on valentine's day and slept with her? Have I done something wrong?


:thunk:

what do people mean when they say they "don't have time for a relationship" but do have time to casually hook up with with their close personal friend and roomate for six consecutive months?

Bunni-kat
May 25, 2010

Service Desk B-b-bunny...
How can-ca-caaaaan I
help-p-p-p you?

Al Borland Corp. posted:

You don't need anybody's father's loving permission you spineless piece of poo poo. You go to somebody's father and you loving INFORM them you are marrying their daughter and you'll take their blessing if they'd like but don't need it

I agree in principal, but the father said he'd cut contact with the daughter if OP married her. That's something to seriously consider and not just brush off, especially if father and daughter are close.

I'd really like an update to that one and find out how OP's girlfriend responded.

Midnight Voyager
Jul 2, 2008

Lipstick Apathy

Ham Sandwiches posted:

There's something really weird about how invested you've gotten in this story to the point that you're projecting poo poo onto my posts just to disagree with them more vehemently, my pretty straightforward take here is that I think pretending to be compatible with someone when you're actually not is just a big waste of time and it wasn't helpful to anyone in this case.

You are projecting motives onto the wife. You are 100% positive she just lied and pretended to be okay with it. It's not that she got last minute cold feet that she truly didn't expect to have. She couldn't have been totally on board with this but then poo poo happened on the day of that made it go sour, like him taking loving ages to pick a girl up in the bar and her getting super tired. Or maybe it wasn't adequately communicated how he was getting this threesome person and she was surprised he was just going to pick up a random bar skank the day of and that soured her on it. There are so many possibilities, and while that IS one of them, you are positive that she was lying from day 1 is the only one.

Not to mention how a threesome is not loving a rando on your couch while your wife sleeps and isn't really aware of what's happening around he, but other people have rather adequately covered that.

girl pants
Sep 21, 2006
I feel a great disturbance in my pants

slouch posted:

what do people mean when they say they "don't have time for a relationship" but do have time to casually hook up with with their close personal friend and roomate for six consecutive months?

They don't want to spend any more than the bare minimum of time it takes to ram their dick into a vagina without any of the extra stuff like meeting each others families and growing together and developing a connection with another human

Galaxy Brain
Dec 13, 2017

by Lowtax

slouch posted:

what do people mean when they say they "don't have time for a relationship" but do have time to casually hook up with with their close personal friend and roomate for six consecutive months?

They mean they don't have "time" to listen to that close personal friend talk about their thoughts and feelings, or make plans, or keep promises, or do any activities that aren't sex or possibly eating food.

My boyfriend [22/M] wants me [22/F] to stop participating in my favorite sports
My boyfriend and I have been dating a year now. I think we’re really dissimilar, but we make it work really well. He’s a lot more involved in art, and I’m into athletics. When we first started dating, I made my interest clear to him and he was enthusiastic. I’m not Olympics good, but I hope to be before it gets too late. He said he wanted to support me, and he was willing to try some new sports and stuff with me. Of course, right at the start of us dating, I wrecked my leg and our first few dates were spent doing puzzles and crosswords together, watching movies while I was buzzed on painkillers. He was awesome. It really solidified that he was the person I wanted to spend my life with. He took great care of me, and I loved to spend time with him and learn about what he enjoyed. He set up some paints in my living room so he could paint while we hung out, and I have so many paintings of me, my cat, my house plants. They’re all so incredible. I love what he does.

After a lot of PT and recovery, I finally got the chance to start snowboarding again! Really late into the season, but I was able to! I asked my boyfriend if he wanted to come with me, and he wasn’t up for it the past few weeks. I’ve been having a lot of fun going on my own, but I do wish I had him with me. I asked him one last time if he wanted to go with me as sort of a romantic Valentine’s thing, then we could go get dinner and have a night in- he’s been trying to teach me to paint, so I figured we could do a bit of that. He said he didn’t want to, and then decided to cancel all our plans. I felt really kind of hurt. I asked him if he was okay, but he just shut me down. We’ve been watching the Olympics together, and he’s just not at all engaged. He shushes me when I get excited, and just leaves if he’s not interested in the event. I feel a little disrespected. I watch him paint for hours on end, I ask for the technique, I try to learn. I go to the museums with him, even when I think they’re boring and tedious. He doesn’t have to love it, but he could at least show some interest. Today, I just felt a little fed up and asked why he wouldn’t go with me and why he was so upset. I feel like I’m really respectful of his interests, but it doesn’t seem like he cares about mine. So, I confronted him. He told me he feels like I’m going to get hurt again, and it just comes off as a waste of time to do stuff like that. He says art is more permanent, and something like sports doesn’t last.

Well, gently caress me for liking it, right? He said he’d never go do that sort of stuff with me, but told me he still loves me, he just wants me safe. I told him I appreciate the sentiment, I just wish he showed more respect. He said it wasn’t fair for him to pretend to like something he doesn’t, and then told me I should take up something less dangerous. He said he’d support me more if I did running or tennis or even golf. I told him I’ve got a limited window, and I want to keep pursuing this. If something happens, it happens, but I want to at least make an attempt. He told me it doesn’t matter, that he can’t support me doing this. I’m so frustrated. Is this break up worthy? Or can I reconcile with him? Is he right?


I'm sure Mr. "hush, you're getting too excited!" is amazing in bed.

COMRADES
Apr 3, 2017

by LITERALLY AN ADMIN

Andy Dufresne posted:

Asking your future parents-in-law if you can marry their daughter is just a sign of respect, it's a rhetorical question.

gently caress that l m a o

slouch posted:

what do people mean when they say they "don't have time for a relationship" but do have time to casually hook up with with their close personal friend and roomate for six consecutive months?

i don't get where the confusion is? a relationship is more than just banging when convenient

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Blade Runner
Aug 14, 2015

Avenging_Mikon posted:

I agree in principal, but the father said he'd cut contact with the daughter if OP married her. That's something to seriously consider and not just brush off, especially if father and daughter are close.

I'd really like an update to that one and find out how OP's girlfriend responded.

Maybe the daughter is a goth-y or punk alternative type, and the father likes him but is saying no so she'll run off and marry him anyway in order to spite him

This take makes no sense and uses information I could not possibly have, but I'm sticking with it until the heat death of the universe because I'm dumb as hell

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